The term "overhead image" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a photograph, drawing, or map that is taken from an elevated point of view. For example, "The overhead image showed the exact layout of the police station, providing the team with invaluable information."
Then the video shows an overhead image of New York draped in the American flag.
The network produces images that are plausible given the overhead image, if relatively low in quality.
Anyhow, the single necessity of the action was to obtain a well-lit overhead image of many people playing dead (some taking selfies).
Photograph: Scott Heavey/Getty 4.50pm BST A nicey composed overhead image of Kazakhstan's Svetlana Germanovich competing in the women's single sculls.
Therefore, it tends to be less effective (Table 1) when elevation changes are detected with an overhead image collected with an airborne camera.
Still, the enduring image of Texas Stadium will be an overhead image of a Cowboys game, shot through the hole in the roof and showing the men in the shiny silver helmets with the blue star cheered on by beautiful cheerleaders.
(Easton is also a board member of the Lazarus Project and a frequent collaborator of Heyworth's). These same imaging technologies can be used to take overhead images to identify which crops need more water, and to detect buried cities from overhead images, Easton says, but using them to restore old manuscripts has generated interest in the techniques among a wider audience.
Overhead images taken by unobtrusive remote-control helicopters.
In two and a half more minutes the overhead images arrive safely in my machine.
The team tested the system with 4,000 overhead images and compared them with the ground truth images.
After a wide, vicious tornado made its way through Moore on Monday, I scrutinized the overhead images of the devastation, trying to conjure that house amid the smithereens.
