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Code No and Title RS-204, Introduction to Photogrammetry

Semester Semester-III

Credit Hours 3 (2+1)

Course Objective This course provides basic knowledge about the


key elements of photogrammetry and its
procedures/techniques. And to understand
stereo photogrammetry and its applications

Pre-requisite Nil

Contents

Theory
 Introduction: History, overview and importance of photogrammetry
 Analog, and digital photogrammetry
 Sensor, films and filters
 Data acquisition methods
 Types of aerial photographs: vertical, oblique, terrestrial, convergent
and trimetrogon photographs,
 Flight configuration of aerial photography: forward & side lap and
forward gain
 Aerial photograph’s marginal information
 Methods for calculation of scale and area: descriptive, graphical and
representative fraction method,
 Interpretation of aerial photographs: shape, shadow, size, pattern, tone,
texture and association,
 Stereovision, Ray’s Diagram, Porro-Koppe’s principle, Stereoscopic
analysis
 Introduction to Digital Photogrammetric Work Stations (DPWS),
 Concepts of UAVs, LIDAR and their applications, DEM, DSM and DTM
generation and their comparison, Ortho-photography/Ortho-image,
applications: visual interpretation, identification and extraction of natural
and man-made features
 Flood damage assessment and various types of mass-movement

Lab work
 Visual interpretation
 Identification and Extraction of various land features
 DEM generation
 Height measurement, scale & area calculations
 Contouring by using Stereoscope and Photogrammetric Work Station
1. David, P. P., & James D. K. (2012). Aerial
Books Recommended
Photography and Image Interpretation 2nd
Edition. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. New
Jersey.ISBN-13: 978-0470879382

2. Edward, M., Mikhail, J. S., Bethel, J., & Chris


McGlone. (2001). Introduction to modern
photogrammetry 1st Ed. Wiley, ISBN:
9780471309246

3. Golwell, R.N. (1960). Manual of photographic


Interpretation, New York.
4. Judge, A.W. (1950). Streeoscopic
photography: It application to science, industry
and education. London.

5. Karl, K. (2004). Photogrammetry – Geometry


from Images and Laser Scans 2nd Ed. Walter de
Gruyter, Berlin.ISBN: 9783110190076

6. Paul, W., DeWitt,B., &Wikinson, B. (2014).


Element of Photogrammetry with Application in
GIS. McGraw Hill. ISBN-13:978-0071761123

7. Wilfried, L. (2009). Digital Photogrammetry – A


Practical Course 3rd Ed. Springer.
ISBN:9783540927259

Lecturing, Written Assignments , Lab work


Teaching Strategies

Marks in Session Mid-Term Final-Term Total


Assessment % 25 35 40
Criteria
Result

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