A-Z INTRODUCTION TO MODERN PHOTOGRAMMETRY

AZ-introduction

The basic theory that governs modern photogrammetry is presented. Indicative topics include: What is photogrammetry and how does it compare to competing techniques, basic principles of photography, taking photographs for extracting measurement data, aerotriangulation, internal and external accuracy, photostationary points, best practices, etc.

  • Lenses and Cameras: What is the best combination?
  • Shutter Type: Mechanical vs. electronic/rolling shutter
  • Spatial Analysis: Relationship between geometric accuracy and spatial resolution
  • Photostationary Points: Absolute and relative accuracy

No Prior Knowledge Required

This training is open to everyone, with no prerequisite knowledge or experience required.

Notes and Study Material

Upon completion of the training, relevant materials in PDF format are provided for further study.

Recognized Instructors

Instructors with hundreds of hours of training experience and corresponding expertise in real projects.

Specialized Knowledge in Modern Photogrammetry

All concepts, technical knowledge, and applications of modern photogrammetry, taught by the top experts, for those who wish to gain specialization and a strong competitive advantage.

Detailed Curriculum

  • Basic Concepts and Definitions
  • What is Photogrammetry? – A brief historical overview
  • Photogrammetry and Competing Techniques
  • Basic Concepts and Principles of Photography (sensor size, resolution, shutter speed, aperture, lenses, motion blur, under/over exposure, ISO, focus and depth of field, metering, global shutter, mechanical shutter & rolling shutter)
  • What camera and lens do I need?
  • From wide-angle to zoom lenses
  • Operation analysis of modern photogrammetry algorithms
  • Horizontal and oblique overlaps
  • Designing vertical & oblique shots: How, why, and when? What could go wrong? Best practices
  • Σχεδιασμός πλάγιων λήψεων. Πως, γιατί και πότε; Τι μπορεί να πάει λάθος; Ορθές πρακτικές
  • Photographic frame content and result quality
  • Aerotriangulation of images and photo-centers
  • Best practices for correct aerotriangulation of images
  • Production of 2D data
  • Production of 3D data
  • Absolute and Relative Accuracy
  • Georeferencing of photographs (exif metadata, autonomous, RTK, PPK)
  • Expected accuracy of photogrammetric processing
  • Photostationary points: What are they? How many do I need? How do I distribute them in space?
  • • Control points: What are they and how many do I need?

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