Digital Oblique Aerial Cameras (1)

A Survey of Features and Systems

Journal article (2014)
Department
OTB (Architecture and the Built Environment) (TU Delft)
Copyright: © 2014 Lemmens, M.J.P.M.
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01-04-2014

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GIM International, 28 (April), 2014

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Architecture and The Built Environment

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OTB

Abstract

It has become customary for me to provide a survey article on digital aerial cameras in the April issue of GIM International every three years. The previous survey (April 2011; vol. 25:4) addressed small, medium and large-format cameras, while in April 2008 (vol. 22:4) the focus was on sensor architecture. This article and a follow-up one will centre on oblique aerial camera systems, the use of which is steadily growing for (3D) capture of urban areas and roads, railways and other corridors.

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