I think Google Maps could have come up with a less confusing term for their "new" Aerial Imagery. To most in the GIS or related profession, an "Aerial Image" is considered one taken from an Airplane. The first mistake Google has made is calling the regular imagery as "Sattelite Imagery". We all know that in most places, once you are at a more maximum zoom, you are looking at airplane photographed imagery which could be refered to as Aerail Imagery and not Sattelite Imagery. I understand keeping it simple, and hey most regurlar users have no clue. But, by calling the new oblique imagery, as Aerial Imagery", you are only digging a greater whole in your naming conventions. Just my 2 cents.
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