Photogrammetry: Geometry from Images and Laser Scans

Foreword\nNotes for readers\n1 Introduction\n1.1 Definitions\n1.2 Applications\n1.3 Some remarks on historical development\n2 Preparatory remarks on mathematics and digital image processing\n2.1 Preparatory mathematical remarks\n2.2 Preliminary remarks on the digital processing of images\n3 Photogrammetric recording systems and their application\n3.1 The basics of metric cameras\n3.2 Photochemical image recording\n3.3 Photoelectronic image recording\n3.4 Digitizing analogue images\n3.5 Digital image enhancement\n3.6 Image pyramids/data compression\n3.7 Aerial cameras and their use in practice\n3.8 Terrestrial metric cameras and their application\n4 Orientation procedures and some methods of stereoprocessing\n4.1 With known exterior orientation\n4.2 With unknown exterior orientation\n4.3 Relative orientation\n4.4 Absolute orientation\n4.5 Image coordinate refinement\n4.6 Accuracy of point determination in a stereopair\n5 Photogrammetric triangulation\n5.1 Preliminary remarks on aerotriangulation\n5.2 Block adjustment by independent models\n5.3 Bundle block adjustment\n5.4 GPS- and IMU-assisted aerotriangulation\n5.5 Georeferencing of measurements made with a 3-line camera\n5.6 Accounting for Earth curvature and distortions due to cartographic projections\n5.7 Triangulation in close range photogrammetry\n6 Plotting instruments and stereoprocessing procedures\n6.1 Stereoscopic observation systems\n6.2 The principles of stereoscopic matching and measurement\n6.3 Analogue stereoplotters\n6.4 Analytical stereoplotters\n6.5 Digital stereoplotting equipment\n6.6 Computer-supported manual methods of analysis\n6.7 Operator accuracy with a computer assisted system\n6.8 Automatic and semi-automatic processing methods\n7 Orthophotos and single image analysis\n7.1 Perspective distortion in a metric image\n7.2 Orthophotos of plane objects\n7.3 Orthophotos of curved objects\n7.4 Analogue, analytical and digital single image analysis\n7.5 Photo models\n7.6 Static and dynamic visualizations\n8 Laser scanning\n8.1 Airborne laser scanning\n8.2 Terrestrial laser scanning\n8.3 Short range laser scanning\nAppendices\nCompletion of the references\nIndex