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PHOTOGRAMMETRY
PHOTOGRAMMETRY
The compilation below presents a guide to students, their teachers as well as anyone and everyone interested in learning about the science of aerial photogrammetry. The aim is to enable our readers to help them readily access the study material available on the world wide web. Please note that the websites listed here have not been arranged in any particular order.
This compilation has been done by Ananya Ghosh, GIS Development.
http://www.univie.ac.at/Luftbildarchiv/wgv/intro.htm
Introduction to Photogrammetry
This brief introduction is written for non-photogrammetrists from University of Vienna . It gives a rough overview about photogrammetry, its history, instruments used and some common techniques.
http://www.ipf.tuwien.ac.at/fr/introduction/introduction1.htm
Introduction to Photogrammetry
This tutorial by Optical Meterology Center(OMC), A brief introduction to photogrammetry, aerial and digital, is provided here. The section on “terrestrial photogrammetry” enables one to understand the difference between aerial and ground photogrammetry.
http://academic.emporia.edu/aberjame/airphoto/p_gram/p_gram.htm
Small Format Aerial Photography
The webpage of James S. Aber, Emporia State University contains an introduction on Small Format Aerial Photography , calculation of scale of an aerial photograph, aerial photo terminologies, stereoscopic vision and calculating height using parallax.
http://www.sli.unimelb.edu.au/Horizons/Documents/photo.html
Photogrammetry Tutorial
The website offers an introduction on aerial photography, aerial survey cameras, geometry of an aerial photograph, geometry of a stereo pair of photographs, parallax bar heighting, map compilation, rectification, orthophotographs, and current developments in photogrammetry.
http://www.optical-metrology-centre.com/tech_briefs_photogrammetry.htm
Photogrammetry Tutorial
This tutorial gives an overview of photogrammetry. It starts with a brief description of the utility and applications of photogrammetry. Further detail include how photogrammetry works, and how accurate it is. There is also a list of benefits and limitations, typical costs, and some pointers to further information.
http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/003/T0390E/T0390E08.htm
Aerial Photographs and Their Interpretation
This is a fairly detailed online study resource from Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United States (FAO), that discusses the types of aerial photographs, their acquisition, terminologies, properties, scale, plotting techniques, and interpretation. Other topics that have been explained include orthophotos, mosaics, and types of aerial photographic films. The liberal dose of explanatory diagrams, make the topics easily comprehensible.
This page has been lastly updated on 23 May 2007
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