RS32241 – Advanced Photogrammetry
Course Outline
Course |
: RS32241 – Advanced Photogrammetry |
Core/Specialization |
: Specialization in Remote Sensing |
Programme |
: Bachelor of Science in Surveying Science |
Department |
: Cartography, Photogrammetry Remote Sensing&GIS |
Faculty |
: Faculty of Geomatics |
Contact Hours |
: 100 |
Year |
: III |
Semester |
: II |
Lecturer |
: Dr H.A. Nalani |
Room No. |
: FF/02 |
Telephone No. |
: 045-3453071 |
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: nalani@geo.sab.ac.lk |
Synopsis
This course is design as an extension and unification of the mathematical background of the basic lectures, concerning fundamentals of Photogrammetry. This course provides the orientation procedure in analytical photogrammetry, including modelling of the measurement process beyond the collinearity.
Contents
Differential formula for a near vertical photograph, Model deformation, Introduction to analytical Photogrammetry, Analytical plotter, Analytical orientation procedures, Introduction to measurements of digital terrain models, Ortho-photography, Ortho-mosaics, Aerial Triangulation, Analytical rectification using 2D projective transformation
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, students should be able to: |
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No. |
Course Learning Outcome |
Programme Outcome |
Assessment Methods |
1. |
Understand and define the aerial photo rectification and model deformation |
P01 |
Final Exam |
2. |
Understand the mathematical foundation of measurement process in analytical Photogrammetry including colinearity and coplnarity |
P01/P04 |
Final Exam/ Assignment |
3. |
Describe the orthomosaics |
P01 |
Final Exam/ Assignment |
4. |
Learn concepts of aerial triangulation |
P01 |
Final Exam/ Assignment |
5 |
Work with numerical examples |
P05 |
Assignment |
Student Learning Time (SLT)
Teaching and Learning Activities |
Student Learning Time (hours) |
Directed Learning |
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Lecturers and Student-Centered Learning (SCL) |
27 |
Independent Learning |
|
|
20 |
|
34 |
|
14 |
Assessment |
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|
03 |
|
02 |
TOTAL (SLT) |
100 |
Teaching Methodology
Lectures, and individual and group assignments |
References
- Wolf, P. R., 1983. Elements of photogrammetry, McGrawHil
- Kraus, K., 1993. Photogrammetry. Vol 1, Dummler& Bonn
- Wolf, P.R. and Dewitt, B.A. (2000). Elements of Photogrammetry with Applications in GIS. McGrawHill.
Grading
Assignment |
50% |
Final Examination |
50% |
Total |
100% |