A specialist plane taking photographs of the Island will fly at low altitudes today.Government announced in March plans to conduct an aerial survey of the Island with the aim of "providing current geographical data".Said a Government spokesman: "The Department of Land Surveys and Registration, under the Ministry of Environment, Planning and Infrastructure Strategy, commissioned the survey."Today, a specialist survey aircraft will fly at low altitudes over Bermuda, taking high resolution aerial photography of the island, using a camera mounted in the fuselage."