The technique known as structure from motion (SfM) has been suggested as a valid alternative to traditional photogrammetric methods. In a project in Glasgow, UK, an RTK-based point-to-point validation technique...

Oblique airborne photogrammetry is rapidly maturing and entering the workflow of service providers. Many applications embrace the advantages of airborne capture combined with slanted viewing geometry which comes close to...

What are the latest trends and technologies in aerial mapping, including hybrid systems of cameras with Lidar? The airborne market for wide-area 3D data acquisition is experiencing a noticeable trend towards...

SimActive is a Montreal, Canada-based software company founded in 2003. SimActive specialises in photogrammetry solutions for performing aerial triangulation (AT) and the generation of digital surface models (DSM), digital terrain...

Phase One is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, with offices in New York, London, Cologne, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Sydney and Tel Aviv. As a division of Phase One A/S, Phase...

Modern photogrammetric camera architectures provide high-resolution imagery in nadir and oblique views. This case study sets out to prove the potential of oblique imagery to deliver dense point clouds to...

Arkadiusz Szadkowski is senior business development manager of reality mapping, imagery & remote sensing at Esri. He is passionate about leading the change towards 3D GIS and bridging the gap...

Both vertical and oblique aerial images have their own advantages, making them valuable in different reality mapping applications. So how can you choose between the two? This comparison will help...

Leica Geosystems Geospatial Imaging (GA, USA) has announced Leica Photogrammetry Suite (LPS) version 9.2. In this new version, Leica MosaicPro, a component of LPS, mosaics and displays more rasters than...

Racurs is privately owned company established from scratch in Moscow in 1993 without any start-up capital. The four founders, with backgrounds in the Russian defence industry and the Russian Academy...