EngineeringArchaeologyGeoinformaticsDigital Elevation ModelingRemote SensingSurveyingAerial ArchaeologyDeformation SurveyingPhotogrammetric SurveyingPhotogrammetryRemote Sensing In ArchaeologySurveying TechnologyAerial PhotogrammetryArchaeological Site CharacterizationArchaeological Site MappingDigital PhotogrammetryPhotogrammetric MappingPhotogrammetric ProcessingTerrestrial PhotogrammetryUnmanned Aerial Vehicle Photogrammetry
Abstract. The paper reports the results of an integrated Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and terrestrial photogrammetric survey realized in the archaeological site of the Roman theatre in Ventimiglia, Italy. The main deliverables were 2D drawings at scale 1:20, which required a Ground Sample Distance (GSD) less than 4 mm and, consequently, accuracy better than 4 mm. The UAV was employed to acquire both vertical and oblique images, while the terrestrial imaging acquisition was realized with the aim of generating separate dense point clouds of some vertical structures, corresponding to the sections required. The variability of results with automatic photogrammetric procedures against different image network configurations, with and without ground control, are analysed and presented.
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THE ACCURACY OF AUTOMATIC PHOTOGRAMMETRIC TECHNIQUES ON ULTRA-LIGHT UAV IMAGERY
O. Küng, Christoph Strecha, Antoine Beyeler et al. · The international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/International archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences · 2012 · 194 citations · Full text