Japan in Northwest Thailand during World War II
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Lamphun (Th: ลำพูน / Jp: ランプーン) Williams-Hunt (W-H) Aerial Photomosaics Page 1 of 1 |
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This page discusses World War II aerial photos taken by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and provided on-line by the Geo-spatial Digital Archive Project (GDAP) in its Williams-Hunt Aerial Photograph Digital Collection.[2a] The Williams-Hunt collection covers Lamphun in three separate sets of aerial photos:[3] The area around Lamphun town outlined above in red was recorded in five RAF aerial photos taken on 26 March 1944:[4] A higher resolution image is available for download here. The following GDAP images were used for the above photomosaic:[5] 02561.jpg and assembled like this with Microsoft ICE:[6] Note that 02562.jpg is superfluous in this particular arrangement.
Photomosaic No. 2 Enhanced, it looks like this:[7] A higher resolution view is downloadable here. The following GDAP image was used for the above photomosaic: Photomosaic No. 3 Enhanced, it looks like this:[8] A higher resolution view is downloadable here. The following GDAP image was used for the above photomosaic:
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See Key for interpreting page content. Revision list. See bottom of Text column on this page. Bibliography supports notes. 1.^ Source: Google Earth fix on the center of the old town. 2.^ Stationing needed. 2a.^ The collection and its origin are described in detail in: Lertlum, PhD, Col Surat, and Dr Elizabeth Moore, Williams-Hunt Aerial Photograph Collection, (undated); available as here linked. Moore, Elizabeth, The Williams-Hunt Collection, Sari - International Journal of the Malay World and Civilisation, 27(2)(2009), pp 265-284. Periasamy, Makeswary, "A View from the Top", biblioasia, 5(1) (Apr 2009), pp 38-42. 3.^ "Terrain" map from Nations Online Project: Searchable Map and Satellite View of Thailand using Google Earth Data. Annotations placed with PhotoShop by author. 4.^ Photos were assembled using Microsoft ICE (Image Composition Editor). 02562.jpg was excluded because it is substantially inferior in quality and there is sufficent overlapping of the two adjacent images to cover the area. The mosaic is oriented so that its north is to the top of the page.
5.^ The files used here are 1024 KB. Downloading files designated "[full size]" requires a special request form to be emailed to the Head, GDAP.
6.^ Drawn with Microsoft Publisher by author.
7.^ Mosaic has been reoriented so that its north is to the top of the page.
8.^ Mosaic has been reoriented so that its north is to the top of the page.
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