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| Locating and scanning maps or aerial photographs | $20 each |
| Scanning previously identified aerial photographs or maps | $10 each |
| Digital photos of maps | $10 each |
| Retrieval fee for items sent off site for imaging | $5 each |
| Rush order fee (Due next business day) | $5 per item |
Description of Services
B&W Photocopying up to 11x17 inches
can be requested of non-fragile, non-copyrighted maps that
will fit on the copier if the requestor provides the map
name. If the map name is not known, please see "Locating and scanning maps or aerial
photographs." This includes most historic USGS
topographic maps, historic United States government
produced nautical charts, pre-1930 topographic and
hydrographic surveys, and copies of historic maps
more than 75 years old. Most foreign government
produced maps and charts are copyrighted and will not be
copied. Aerial photographs will not be photocopied.
The typical number of copies to reproduce an entire map is:
USGS 1:62,500 or smaller scale historic topographic quadrangle: 3 sheets
USGS 1:24,000 scale topographic quadrangle: 4 sheets
Pre-1930 topographic and hydrographic surveys: 2-3 sheets
A specific area should be requested for nautical charts and historic maps since they are quite large.
Copies will be made at a 1:1 ratio.
Locating and scanning maps or aerial photographs involves staff research time to locate the appropriate materials when the researcher does not know the specific map name or aerial photograph identifier. The maximum size for scanning is 11"x17". Scans will be made at 1:1 ratio. Please see the Request Procedure below for further information.
Scanning previously identified aerial photographs or maps. This service provides black & white scans of aerial photographs and color scans of maps if the researcher provides the aerial photograph identifier or map title.
Digital photos of maps can be made of areas up to 20x30 inches.
Retrieval fee for items sent off site for imaging. This service involves sending materials that are too large to be scanned, copied, or photographed in one sheet to the LSU Computer Services Media Center for digital imaging. It is available for maps, charts, and aerial photographs identified by the researcher.
Rush order fee is assessed per item requested for delivery the next CIC business day.
Request Procedure
Contact John Anderson at janders@lsu.edu or fax (225)
578-4420 to request research service. Please provide the
appropriate information for your request as follows:
Aerial photographs and USGS
topographic maps for site assessments. Please
provide the street address, legal description, UTM
coordinates, or latitude and longitude of your site of
interest and state if you require images of aerial
photographs or maps or both. Large areas should be
described by providing the bounding UTM coordinates or
latitudes and longitudes. A list of the available dates of
maps and aerial photographs will be sent in reply.
Researchers may select which dates and sources to be
imaged. Aerial photographs and maps will be scanned at
600dpi resolution in tiff format unless otherwise
specified. Aerial photographs will be scanned in gray
scale while maps will be scanned in color. Images can be
delivered on CD-ROM or by confidential posting to the CIC
web site.
Historic maps. For USGS topographic maps
please provide the quadrangle name, scale, and edition. If
the quadrangle name is not known, please provide the name
of the nearest town.
For nautical charts, hydrographic surveys, and topographic surveys please provide the chart or survey number and year.
For all other historic maps please provide the Entry Number from the Historical Maps of Louisiana or the map title, cartographer, and date. Most of the historic maps other than USGS maps housed in the CIC collection are black & white duplicates.
Aerial Photographs. Please provide the parish, year, and photograph identifier in the upper right corner. Include all letter and numbers.
Payment
Payment can be made by credit card (VISA or Master Card)
or check made payable to the LSU Department of Geography
& Anthropology. Checks must clear before images will
be posted or shipped.
Checks returned for Non-Sufficient Funds will be submitted as evidence to the LSU Police Department.
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Please Contact:
John M. Anderson, Map Librarian and Director, Cartographic
Information Center
(225) 578-6247 Send Comments or Questions to: janders@lsu.edu Copyright © 2004-2012. All Rights Reserved. Official Web Page of Louisiana State University. Page last updated: 28-Mar-2012 |