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Manual of Aerial Survey Primary Data Acquisition

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ISBN-10: 0849316006

ISBN-13: 9780849316005

Edition: 2nd 2002

Authors: Roger E. Read, Ron Graham

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Manual of Aerial Survey: Primary Data Acquisition is the second edition of what has become the definitive volume on aerial survey. It is a practical text that covers the basic essentials of aerial photography, with particular emphasis on the survey aspects of the subject. Information is provided to guide readers through topics such as military reconnaissance, aerial archaeology, remote sensing multi-spectral photography (MSP), surveillance, and commercial and industrial applications. Detailed and comprehensive, the book includes coverage of differential GPS systems, survey flight management systems, film types, modern film survey cameras, digital cameras, infrared methods, laser profilers,…    
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Book details

List price: $152.95
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Whittles Publishing Ltd
Publication date: 11/6/2002
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 416
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.25" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 2.090
Language: English

Persi Diaconis is professor of mathematics and statistics at Stanford University and a professional magician. Ron Graham is professor of mathematics and computer science at the University of California, San Diego, and a professional juggler.

Preface
Historical Background
The early days of photography
Photographs from an aerial platform
Early military and mapping developments
Definitions and requirements
Vertical photography and basic photogrammetry
Aerial oblique photography: definitions and applications
Specifications
Air camera instrumentation
Mapping cameras: basic requirements
Mapping camera systems and their control
Cameras for oblique aerial photography
Modern military reconnaissance cameras: concept and usage
Photographic materials for aerial photography
Physical requirements
Sensitometric evaluation: speed and contrast
Spectral characteristics
Panchromatic air films
Colour films: negative and reversal types
Infrared film: monochrome and false colour
Granularity and its measurement
Exposure for aerial photography
The nature of the aerial scene
Tone reproduction and exposure latitude
Atmospheric haze and its effects
Theory of air camera exposure
Air film processing
The problem explained
Rewind-spool process
Continuous processing machines
Processing chemistry: monochrome
The Kodak Versamat 1811-L Roller Transport colour processor
Photogrammetric requirements
Geometric accuracy of the image
The stereoscopic model
Advances in photogrammetric instrumentation
Properties of terrain and atmosphere
Image quality
Resolution: objective and subjective features
The point spread function
Modulation transfer functions
MTF by edge gradient analysis
Tone reproduction and the effects of haze
Aircraft and installations
Camera platforms and mission profiles
Crew and installation design
Vibration: camera mounts
Navigation sights
Survey requirements
Navigation sights (telescopes)
Calibration
Mission planning
Calculations and formulae
Planning for line mapping, orthophoto, MSP and colour photography
Block photography
System-based mission planning
Choice of aircraft and camera optics
Map preparation and flight pack
Altimetry and planning for mountainous terrain survey
Photographic planning: quantitative and qualitative
Mission logistics
Operational procedures: first phase
Navigation
Pre-flight and in-flight procedures
Navigation checks
Operational procedures: second phase
Printing techniques
Enlarging, rectification and mosaicing
System-based survey navigation
Satellite navigation systems
Differential GPS
Oblique aerial photography
Flight planning for oblique photography
Hand-held cameras for oblique aerial photography
Operations using light aircraft
Airborne laser terrain mapping (ALTM)
Current and future developments
Digital imagery
Digital orthophotos
Z/I digital modular camera (DMC)
Mass storage of digital data
Photogrammetric scanners
Scanning aperture and Nyquist theory
The digital mapping camera: a future possibility
Glossary
Institutes and societies
Companies and suppliers
Abbreviations
Specifications for air survey
Basic formulae and relationships for mission planning
Conversion factors
Oblique scales
General survey aircraft specifications and performance
Index