Digital photogrammetry

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Kasser, Michael

Publication Information:

New Fetter Lane, London : Taylor & Francis, 2002

ISBN:

9780748409440

Subject Term:

Aerial photogrammetry

Image processing -- Digital techniques

Added Author:

Egels, Yves

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Photogrammetry is the use of photography for surveying primarily and is used for the production of maps from aerial photographs. Along with remote sensing, it represents the primary means of generating data for Geographic Information Systems (GIS). As technology develops, it is becoming easier to gain access to it. The cost of digital photogrammetric workstations are falling quickly and these new tools are therefore becoming accessible to more and more users. Digital Photogrammetry is particularly useful as a text for graduate students in geomantic and is also suitable for people with a good basic scientific knowledge who need to understand photogrammetry, and who wish to use the book as a reference.

Yves EgelsMichel KasserYannick Bergia and Michel KasserMichel KasserMichel KasserLaurent PolidoriMichel KasserMichel KasserChristian ThomAlain DuperetGilles MouryThierry Duquesnoy and Yves Egels and Michel KasserFranck Jung and Frank Fuchs and Didier BoldoRaphaele Heno and Yves EgelsNicolas Paparoditis and Laurent PolidoriLaurent PolidoriNicolas Paparoditis and Olivier DissardOlivier JametGregoire Maillet and Patrick Julien and Nicolas PaparoditisAlain Duperet and Olivier JametMichel Kasser and Laurent PolidoriDidier BoldoDidier MoissetPierre Grussenmeyer and Klaus Hanke and Andre StreileinMichel Kasser

List of colour plates	p. viii
List of contributors	p. ix
Introduction	p. xiii
1 Image acquisition. Physical aspects. Instruments	p. 1
Introduction	p. 1
1.1 Mathematical model of the geometry of the aerial image	p. 2
1.2 Radiometric effects of the atmosphere and the optics	p. 16
1.3 Colorimetry	p. 25
1.4 Geometry of aerial and spatial pictures	p. 34
1.5 Digital image acquisition with airborne CCD cameras	p. 39
1.6 Radar images in photogrammetry	p. 47
1.7 Use of airborne laser ranging systems for the determination of DSM	p. 53
1.8 Use of scanners for the digitization of aerial pictures	p. 58
1.9 Relations between radiometric and geometric precision in digital imagery	p. 63
2 Techniques for plotting digital images	p. 78
Introduction	p. 78
2.1 Image improvements	p. 79
2.2 Compression of digital images	p. 100
2.3 Use of GPS in photogrammetry	p. 115
2.4 Automatization of aerotriangulation	p. 124
2.5 Digital photogrammetric workstations	p. 145
3 Generation of digital terrain and surface models	p. 159
Introduction	p. 159
3.1 Overview of digital surface models	p. 159
3.2 DSM quality: internal and external validation	p. 164
3.3 3D data acquisition from visible images	p. 168
3.4 From the digital surface model (DSM) to the digital terrain model (DTM)	p. 221
3.5 DSM reconstruction	p. 225
3.6 Extraction of characteristic lines of the relief	p. 253
3.7 From the aerial image to orthophotography: different levels of rectification	p. 282
3.8 Production of digital orthophotographies	p. 288
3.9 Problems relating to orthophotography production	p. 292
4 Metrologic applications of digital photogrammetry	p. 300
Introduction	p. 300
4.1 Architectural photogrammetry	p. 300
4.2 Photogrammetric metrology	p. 340
Index	p. 349

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