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Airborne Data Acquisition (2nd
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| Instructor |
D. Fritsch
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M. Cramer |
| Lecture |
Wednesday / weekly |
11:30 - 12:15 |
Room: M2.370 |
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Exercise
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Wednesday / weekly |
12:15 - 13:00 |
Room: M2.370 |
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Course Contents |
| Brief overview of actual developments of airborne sensor systems (images, LIDAR, RADAR), elementary math relations, spatial resection,
forward intersection (3D), bundle block adjustment, integration of GPS/DGPS and INS/IMU observations, Digital Mapping Cameras and calibration,
digital image matching (for DTM generation), LIDAR systems, LIDAR surface models, advanced LIDAR applications, RADAR imaging and HSAR |
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Pre-requisites |
| Elementary knowledge of photogrammetry, film-based imaging, definition of orientation parameters (interior, exterior, relative),
spatial resection, orthophoto generation, photogrammetric mapping applications, elementary knowledge in remote sensing |
| References (Monographs, Journals) |
- Fritsch, D. (03,05,07): Photogrammetric Week'0X. Wichmann Verlag, Heidelberg.
- Mikhail, E.M., Bethel, J.S. , McGlone, J.C. (2001): Introduction to Modern Photogrammetry. John Wiley & Sons, New York, 479 p.
- Schenk, T. (1999): Digital Photogrammetry. Vol. I, TerraScience, Laurelville, 428 p.
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Seminar - Digital Mapping Cameras
This seminar will focus on the recent development in digital airborne camera technology. The students have to study the given and mostly linked litature and own research.
The assignment of students to groups and more information can be seen from .
A short but comprehensive report has to be prepared and will be later distributed to other students. The main findings will be presented in an about 20min presentation.
The seminar will take place about 1-2 weeks before the Module 4 written exam fall 2009.
Deadline: Reports are due to 1-2 weeks before written exam (exact day will be fixed later).
Former examinations 
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