> The problem (I guess) is that aerial/satellite/orthorectified are not equivalent. Yep I agree - I would call it orthorectified georeferenced imagery but unle

> The problem (I guess) is that aerial/satellite/orthorectified are not equivalent. Yep I agree - I would call it orthorectified georeferenced imagery but unless you're in the GIS/OSM space you probably don't know what that means. I agree that "birds-eye" would have been a good alternative. Satellite imagery is technically incorrect whether it's from a iPhone or a plane but that's what most people call it and know it by. (I love this thread on how "satellite" almost became known as "bird mode": https://twitter.com/btaylor/status/1099370126678253569 https://twitter.com/btaylor/status/1099370126678253569) I chose aerial imagery as an in-between - understandable to everyone, still not correct but less incorrect than satellite imagery.