"Capturing Reality in the Fascinating World of Photogrammetry" is a comprehensive book on the art and science of 3D imaging through photogrammetry. This book takes a closer look at the principles and techniques of photogrammetry and explains how photos can be used to measure real-world objects and spaces in three dimensions. From aerial surveys and topographic mapping to archaeological excavations and cultural heritage conservation, this book covers a wide range of applications of photogrammetry.
The book begins with an introduction to the history of photogrammetry and the basics of capturing and measuring images. Subsequently, the different photogrammetric techniques are explained in detail, including terrestrial, aerial and close-range photogrammetry. The reader will learn about the different types of cameras and lenses used in photogrammetry, the process of image acquisition and data processing, and the tools and software used to create 3D models.
Throughout the book you will find real-world examples of photogrammetric applications in a variety of fields, from architecture and engineering to the use of photogrammetry in disaster areas. The book also discusses the challenges and limitations of photogrammetry and its possible applications in the future.
"Capturing Reality in the Fascinating World of Photogrammetry" is an extremely valuable guide for anyone interested in the science and art of photogrammetry.
