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UCSB Team Saves Historic Aerial Photos Key to Coastal Research
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UCSB Team Saves Historic Aerial Photos Key to Coastal Research
Recent work by UC Santa Barbara geographers relied on decades of aerial photographs to record historic sand dune disappearance along the California coast. Turns out, many of the photos supporting the research work were disappearing as well. Headed up by professor Ian Walker’s SANDLab, much of the dune research relied on UCSB Library’s Special Research Collections (SRC) archive of irreplaceable aerial photographs dating back 100 years. Many of th…
UC Santa Barbara Team Saves Historic Aerial Photos Critical to Coastal Research
Library staff faces a race against time to preserve archive of irreplaceable photographs dating back 100 years. The post UC Santa Barbara Team Saves Historic Aerial Photos Critical to Coastal Research appeared first on The Santa Barbara Independent.
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