Stereoscopy of Topography with Anaglyph Technology

Anaglyph images of Topography for Geographical Education

Shimosa Upland Aerial Photograph (Anaglyph) 286x472pixels; JPEG; 83KB 571x944pixels; JPEG; 300KB 1142x1888pixels; JPEG; 841KB 1142x1888pixels; TIFF; 5.63MB 2923x4832pixels; TIFF; 31.9MB Corresponding Map 1:25000 Topographic Map; 150ppi; 288x472pixels; JPEG; 74KB 1:25000 Topographic Map; 300ppi; 576x944pixels; JPEG; 235KB 1:25000 Topographic Map; 600ppi; 1152x1888pixels; JPEG; 682KB 1:25000 Topographic Map; 600ppi; 1152x1888pixels; TIFF; 3.04MB Laid-out sheet for print (Aerial Photograph and Map) A4 size; PDF (300ppi, JPEG compressed); 1.56MB Notes Aerial Photograph: CKT-89-4 C10-14,15 by GSI (October 1989) Map: 1:25,000 Topographic Map "Shiroi" by GSI (December 1998) Location: Inzai-shi and Yachiyo-shi, Chiba, Central Honshu Topic on Topography: Pleistocene Upland, Alluvial Lowland

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 1:25,000 Topographic Map published by the Geographical Survey Institute, Japan with approval of the director general of GSI. (Approval Number: H18-so-fuku No.804)