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Many varied objects of different sizes and shapes can be seen when exploring aerial photographs and satellite images. Some objects may be readily identifiable, whilst others may not be. This may often be dependent upon the individual interpreter's perceptions and experience. Trying to identify objects and activities from these images is called interpretation. Image interpretation is therefore best learned through experience. Images should be systematically examined and other supporting materials and evidence, such as maps and field observations, are used to support understanding and confirm the interpretation.
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