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1 online resource (viii, 408 pages) : illustrations
"As with its predecessor, the Manual of Aerial Survey has an international readership and will be an invaluable aid to survey operators, aerial photographers, photogrammetrists, surveyors, cartographers and mapping scientists, GIS specialists and the new generation of 'desk-top' mapmakers. It will continue to be the standard reference for survey practitioners, civil engineers and planners, flight crews, and academics and students in surveying, photogrammetry, remote sensing, GIS and earth sciences."--Jacket
1. Historical background -- 2. Definitions and requirements -- 3. Air camera instrumentation -- 4. Photographic materials for aerial photography -- 5. Exposure for aerial photography -- 6. Air film processing -- 7. Phographic requirements -- 8. Image quality -- 9. Aircraft installations -- 10. Navigation sights -- 11. Mission planning -- 12. Operational procedures : first phase -- 13. Operational procedures : second phase -- 14. System-based survey navigation -- 15. Differential GPS -- 16. Oblique aerial photography -- 17. Airborne laser terrain mapping (ALTM) -- 18. Current and future developments -- Glossary -- Appendix 1. Institutes and societies -- Appendix 2. Companies and suppliers -- Appendix 3. Abbreviations -- Appendix 4. Specifications for survey -- Appendix 5. Basic formulae and relationships for mission planning -- Appendix 6. Conversion factors -- Appendix 7. Oblique scales -- Appendix 8. General survey aircraft specifications and performance -- Index.
Revised edition of: Manual of aerial photography (1986).
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press/Whittles Pub., 2002