Stereoscopy of Topography with Anaglyph Technology
Anaglyph images of Topography for Geographical Education
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Hachinohe Canyon
Aerial Photograph (Anaglyph)
Corresponding Map
Laid-out sheet for print (Aerial Photograph and Map)
Notes
- Aerial Photograph:
- TO-2002-1X C2-19,20 by GSI (September 2002)
- Map:
- 1:50,000 Topographic Map "Hashikamidake" by GSI (August 1988)
- Location:
- Hachinohe-shi, Aomori, North Honshu
- Topic on Topography:
- Open-cut pit of limestone
- Other Notes:
- Hachinohe limeston mine operated by the Sumimetal Mining Co., Ltd.
- The depth of the pit is about 240m (-135m below sea level). It is called "Hechinohe Canyon".
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Here are anaglyphs of some interesting topography in Japan. As teaching / studying materials for geography, you can freely download them, but use for other purpose except education is prohibited.
Service of some high-resolution images on the web are now suspended because of disk space of the server.
You need red-blue (red-cyan) glasses to see anaglyph images.
- * NOTICE *
- For your eyes, please do not continue to look at anaglyph for long time.
When a teacher uses anaglyph in his class, he should cares about health of students.
- Credits
- Aerial photographs on this web site are reproduction of the aerial photographs taken by the Geographical Survey Institute, Japan with approval of the director general of GSI. (Approval Number: H18-so-fuku No.804)
- Maps on this web site are reproduction of 1:50,000 Topographic Map published by the Geographical Survey Institute, Japan with approval of the director general of GSI. (Approval Number: H18-so-fuku No.804)
