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Photogrammetry Question 1:

Which of the following can be used as a map substitute?

1. Terrestrial photographs

2. Vertical aerial photograph 

3. Oblique aerial photograph

4. Vertical aerial photo - mosaics 

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : Vertical aerial photo - mosaics 

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Photogrammetry Question 1 Detailed Solution

Explanation:

Mosaics:

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An assembly of vertical aerial photographs into a single composite photographic representation of a terrain made from
overlapping of vertical photographs is called Mosaics. English Get Started
Vertical aerial photo mosaics can be used as a map substitute.

Additional Information
Aerial photographs:

It is generally classified as being vertical or oblique.

1. A vertical photograph is one that has been taken with the camera axis directed toward the ground as vertically as possible.

2. An oblique photograph is one that has been taken with the camera axis directed at an inclination to the ground.

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Photogrammetry Question 2:

An aerial photograph of a terrain having an average elevation of 1400m is taken at a scale of 1 : 7500. The focal
length of camera is 15 cm. The flight altitude above MSL is

1. 1225 m

2. 2525 m

3. 3025 m

4. 3535 m

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : 2525 m

Photogrammetry Question 2 Detailed Solution

Detailed Solution:
Average elevation (h) =1400 m,

focal length (f) = 15 cm,

scale (S) = 1:7500

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Let the altitude of the flight above mean sea level be 'H'
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Now
f 1 0.15
S = ; =
H −h 7500 H −1400

 H=2525 m

.. The altitude of the flight above mean sea level is 2525 m

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Photogrammetry Question 3:

A camera having focal length of 30 cm is used to take vertical photography of a terrain having an average
elevation of 1200 m. What is the height above the sea level at which the aircraft must fly in order to get the scale
of 1 ∶ 7000?

1. 3500 m

2. 3600 m
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3. 2250 m

4. 3300 m

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : 3300 m

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Concept:
The scale of the photograph:

The scale of a photograph is determined by the focal length of the camera and the flying height above the ground. The focal
length is the distance from the middle of the camera lens to the focal plane.
Focal length is precisely measured when cameras are calibrated and is typically expressed in millimeters.
f
​The scale of photograph (S) = 
H − h
Distance on photograph d
S= = 
Actual distance between points on ground D

Where, S = Scale of the photograph, f = Focal length of camera used, H = Flying height from datum, h = average elevation of
terrain above the datum

Calculation:

Given:

Scale = 1: 7000

f = focal length of camera = 30 cm

h = average elevation = 1200 m

H = height of aircraft
1 0.30
=
7000 H −1200

H = 3300 m.

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Photogrammetry Question 4:

The scale of an aerial photograph is 1cm = 400m. The photograph size is 20 cm x 15 cm. if the longitudinal lap is 60% and the
side lap is 30% then calculate the number of photographs required to cover the area of size 90 Km x 60 Km. 

1. 446

2. 402

3. 480

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4. 426 English Get Started

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : 480

Photogrammetry Question 4 Detailed Solution

Concept: 

1. Number of photos to cover a given area L x B

Number of photographs in each strip

N1 =  L

(1−P l )×S×l
+ 1

Number of strips required

N2 =  B

(1−P b )×S×b
+ 1

Total number of photos required, N = N1xN2

2. Number of photos to cover a given area A

Total number of photos required, N =  A

a = [(1 − P l )S. l] × [(1 − P b )S. b]

where,

Pl = End-to-end overlap

Pb = sideways overlap

S = scale

l = length of photograph

b = width of photograph

A = given ground area

a = ground area covered by each photograph

L = length of the ground

B = width of ground

Calculations :

Given , L = 90km, B = 60km, Pl = 0.6, Pb = 0.3, l = 20cm, b = 15cm, S = 400m

N1 =  90×1000m

(1−0.6)×(400×20)m
+ 1

N1 = 29.125 ≅30

N2=  60×1000m

(1−0.3)×(400×15)m
+ 1

N2 = 15.285 ≅ 16

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N = 30 x 16 = 480
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Don't do N = 29.125 x 15.285 = 445.17 

N = 446 photos

Because photos are always integers so N1 and N2 are also integers.

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Photogrammetry Question 5:

A tower appears in two successive photographs taken at an altitude of 4000 m above the datum. The focal length of the
camera is 160 mm. The parallax for the top and bottom of the pole is 72 mm and 63 mm respectively. If the height of the tower
is 25 m then calculate the length of the air base(m).

Answer (Detailed Solution Below) 78 - 79.0

Photogrammetry Question 5 Detailed Solution

Concept:

Parallax for a point can be given as,

P = 
fB

H −h

From the above formula, the difference in elevation,

P t −P b
Δh = B × f ( )
P t .P b

Where,

Pt and Pb are the parallaxes for top and bottom

B = length of the airbase

f = focal length

Calculation:

Given:

Pt = 72mm, Pb = 63mm, f = 160mm, H = 4000m, Δh = 25m

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P t −P b
Δh = B × f ( )
P t .P b
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72−63
25m = B × 160( )
72×63

B = 78.75m

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Photogrammetry Question 6 Download Solution PDF

A camera equipped with a 152 mm focal length lens is used to take a vertical photograph from a flying height of
2780 m above mean sea level. If the terrain is flat and located at an elevation of 500 m, the scale of the
photograph will be

1. 1 : 15000

2. 1 : 20000

3. 1 : 22000

4. 1 : 24500

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : 1 : 15000

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Concept:

Scale of a Photograph:
Scale of a photograph depends on flying height of photograph, focal length of camera an the elevation of ground level with
respect to mean sea level.

It ranges between1 cm = 80 m to 800 mm

f
S =
H−h

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Where,
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f = Focal length of a camera

H = Flying height

h = Elevation of object or ground level above M.S.L

Calculation:

Given,

f = 152 mm, H = 2780 m, h = 500 m

f
S =
H−h

−3
152×10 1
S = =
2780−500 15000

Hence the scale of a photograph is 1 : 15000

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Photogrammetry Question 7 Download Solution PDF

The tilt in an aerial photograph is radial from:

1. Nadir point

2. Principal point

3. Isocentric point

4. Plumb point

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : Isocentric point

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Explanation
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Nadir: The point of the celestial sphere directly opposite to zenith and vertically downward from the observer.

Isocentre: It is the point on the aerial photo platform that directly falls on a line half-way between the Principal point and the
Nadir point.

Principal point: The principal point is the point where the perpendicular projected through the center of the lens intersects the
photo image.

Plumb point: It is the point where a plumb line dropped from the front nodal point pierces the photograph.

Principle point & Nadir are the same for true verticle aerial image.

Principle point & Nadir are different for a tilted aerial image.

∴ From the figure, we can say as the isocentre is at the centre and principal point and nadir point are at radial distances.

∴ Isocentre is the answer.

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Photogrammetry Question 8 English DownloadGet

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Parallax in aerial photographs is an error due to

1. movement of camera and ground relief

2. overlap in photographs

3. distortion caused by camera lens

4. distortion due to lack of focus

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : movement of camera and ground relief

Photogrammetry Question 8 Detailed Solution Download Solution PDF

Aerial Photogrammetry refers to the photographs of ground, taken from the moving aircraft to know the ground features i.e.
determine the area of a location and height of buildings etc. Since the aircraft is moving while taking photographs there is
some parallax.

Parallax is an apparent displacement or difference of orientation of an object viewed at two different locations during vertical
aerial photography. The objects at a higher height lie closer to the camera and appear relatively larger than similar objects at a
lower elevation.

It is the shift in the position of the object because of the shift in the observer’s camera and this shift in the position of the
object is called ground relief.

∴ The answer is movement of camera and ground relief.

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Photogrammetry Question 9 Download Solution PDF

In aerial vertical photography, the longitudinal overlap is normally kept as

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1. 50%

2. 60%

3. 70%

4. 75%

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : 60%

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Concept:

In aerial photography, two types of overlaps are provided:

a. Longitudinal Overlap: This overlapping of photographs along the flight strips is known as longitudinal overlap, end lap or
forward overlap. Generally it is taken as 60%.

b. Side Overlap: Two adjacent flight strips are so photographed that there is a side lap or lateral overlap. Generally it is taken
as 30%

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Photogrammetry Question 10 Download Solution PDF

A section line AB appears to be 10.18 cm on photograph, for which the focal length is 18 cm. The corresponding
line measures 2.68 cm on a map, which is to a scale of 1/50000. The terrain has an average elevation of 210 m
above the sea level. The flying altitude of the aircraft above the sea level when the photo was taken is :

1. 2579.35 m

2. 2435.69 m

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3. 2198.26 m English Get Started

4. 2896.12 m

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : 2579.35 m

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Concept:

The scale of a Photograph:

The scale of a photograph depends on the flying height of the photograph, the focal length of the camera an the elevation of
ground level with respect to mean sea level.
f
S =
H −h

Where,

f = Focal length of a camera

H = Flying height

h = Elevation of object or ground level above M.S.L

The scale of the map is given by

M ap Distance
S map =
Ground Distance

Calculation:

Given, Focal length, f = 18 cm

Photo distance = 10.18 cm

Map distance = 2.68 cm

The average elevation of the terrain, Ha = 210 m

Let the height of the aircraft be H meter.

Scale, Smap = 1/50,000

We know that,
M ap Distance
S map =
Ground Distance

1 2.68
=
50000 Ground Distance

Ground distance = 134000 cm = 1340 m

Also

The scale of the photo is

Photo distance f
S photo = =
Ground distance H−H a

10.18 18
=
1340 H−210

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H = 2579.35 m
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Hence, The flying altitude of the aircraft above sea level when the photo was taken is 2579.35 m.

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Photogrammetry Question 11 Download Solution PDF

Terrestrial photogrammetry is taking photographs of

1. the terrain of the earth from a moving aircraft

2. The terrain of the earth from a static aircraft

3. the terrain of the earth from cameras in ground

4. celestial bodies from a moving aircraft

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : the terrain of the earth from cameras in ground

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Terrestrial photogrammetry deals with taking photographs from the cameras on the ground (they are fixed on a tripod or
mounted on a tower) to know the terrain of earth.

It is based on the principal that if we photograph the same location from two different points on a base line, the position of the
location can be measured the intersection of the two rays from the same point with respect to the base line

On the other hand there is aerial Photogrammetry in which photographs of ground are taken from the moving aircraft to know
the ground features i.e. determine the area of a location and height of buildings etc.

∴ The terrestrial photogrammetry is taking photographs of the earth terrain from cameras present/positioned on the ground.

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Photogrammetry Question 12 Download Solution PDF

If the height of a tower is 50 m, flying height of the aircraft above the base is 5000 m and the image of the top of
the tower is 20 cm, from the principal point, what will be the height displacement?

1. 2 cm

2. 1 cm

3. 0.2 cm

4. 0.2 m

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : 0.2 cm

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Concept:

Relief Displacement:

(i) Relief is the elevation of object above or below the datum. Relief displacement is the lateral

displacement (also called shift) in the position of image on the photograph of a ground object.

(ii) Relief displacement is given by;

rh
Relief displacement (d) =
H

Where, h = Height of the object above datum

H = Flying height above datum

r = Radial distance of the image of the object top 

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Calculation:

Given,

h = 50 m, H = 5000 m, r = 20 cm

Now,

20×50
Relief displacement (d) = = 0.2 cm
5000

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A road segment of length 1 km scales 6 cm on a vertical photograph. The focal length of the camera is 150 mm.
If the terrain is nearly plain, then the flying height of the aircraft will be

1. 2500 m

2. 25 m

3. 250 km

4. 250 m

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Option 1 : 2500 m

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Concept:

Scale of a vertical Photograph is given by:

M ap distance f
Scale (S) = =
Ground distance H −h

Where,

H = Height of exposure station (or the airplane) above the mean sea level = flying height

h = Height of ground above MSL

f = Focal length of the camera

If vertical photograph is taken at Datum scale then (h = 0)

M ap distance f
Scale (S) = =
Ground distance H

Calculation:

Given,

Map distance = 6 cm

Ground distance = 1 km

Focal length = 150 mm

M ap distance f 60 150
= → =
Ground distance H 1 H

∴ H = 2.5 km = 2500 m

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Overlap in aerial photography refers to

1. the overlap of ground due to inclination of cameras

2. the overlap of ground features due to difference in elevations of objects

3. the same ground features taken from two cameras positions

4. the blurring due to lack of focus in photographs

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : the same ground features taken from two cameras positions

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Aerial Photogrammetry refers to the photographs of ground, taken from the moving aircraft to know the ground features i.e.
determine the area of a location and height of buildings, etc.

When taking the same ground features from two different positions, the photographs may overlap.

Overlap is the amount by which area of one photograph includes the area already captured in another photograph. It is
expressed in percentage.

The photo survey is designed to acquire 60% forward overlap (between photos along the same flight line) and 30%
lateral overlap (between photos on adjacent flight lines). And hence the correction for overlap is given accordingly.

∴ The answer is the same ground features taken from two cameras positions.

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The terrestrial photogrammetry can be divided into how many branches?

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1. Four

2. Three

3. Two

4. Five

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : Two

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Concept:

Terrestrial photogrammetry: 

Terrestrial Photogrammetry uses photographs taken from different angles to create a three-dimensional representation
of an object or scene, which is then measured and analyzed.
 In terrestrial photogrammetry, photographs are taken with the camera supported on the ground. 

The terrestrial photogrammetry can be divided into two branches:

1. Plane-table photogrammetry     
2. Terrestrial stereo photogrammetry

Plane table photogrammetry:

​ he plane table photogrammetry consists essentially in taking a photograph of the area to be mapped from each of the
T
two or three stations.

Terrestrial stereo photogrammetry:

In terrestrial stereo photogrammetry, due to considerable improvement of accuracy obtained by the stereoscopic
measurement of pairs of photographs,
The camera base and the angles of intersection of the datum rays to the points to be measured can be considerably
reduced since the camera axes at the two stations exhibit great similarity to each other. 

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