Aerial Photogrammetry
Survey mapping for measuring and interpreting visual features
Aerial Photogrammetry
Otherwise known as “remote sensing”, aerial photogrammetry is a method of survey mapping or creating 3D models from aerial imagery. Photogrammetry is able to measure and interpret visible features directly from the aerial photographs.
Aerial photogrammetry complements aerial imagery and airborne datasets derived from the use of LiDAR.
Aerial Imaging Applications
- Topographic mapping.
- Precise mapping of building outlines and roof structures to create 3-D city models.
- Volumetric determination of stockpiles and mine voids.
- Preparation of Land Use maps.
High resolution digital aerial cameras coupled to airborne LiDAR systems allow imagery to be captured with LiDAR simultaneously, minimising project costs.
