Full text: Proceedings, XXth congress (Part 3)

    
  
  
   
   
  
   
   
   
    
  
   
      
  
   
     
     
    
  
  
   
    
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
    
  
   
   
    
  
     
   
    
    
  
   
  
    
    
   
   
  
   
   
International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, Vol XXXV, Part B3. Istanbul 2004 
Geodetic coordinates of these points are measured by Topcon 
GTS4 Total Station. Images, which have 1/10000 and 1/16000 
scale, were used. Description of flying information both 
1/10 000 and 1/16000 photographs scale is given in the Table 2. 
Photographs (1/10000 scale) are restitutied by Zeiss Planicomp 
P3 analytical instrument. Photographs that have 1/16000 scale 
were scanned by ZEISS SCAI Photogrammetric Scanner. Pixel 
size is 21 pm. The data sets which were obtained from 
photographs (1/16 000 scale) were restitutied by PHOTOMOD 
and eComputer Imaging software which was developed by 
E.Coskun and H.Karabork. Today, PHOTOMOD software is 
recognized as one of the most popular digital photogrammetric 
system in Russia. Photomod product line utilises latest advances 
in digital mapping theory and is put to every day work in many 
production facilities worldwide. 
Photomod functionality is summarized as below: 
e Central projection and pushbroom scanner imagery 
processing, 
e Aerial triangulation, 
e Automatic DTM extraction, 
e  Orthomosaic generation, 
e On-screen 3D-digitizing in stereo mode, 
e Orthomonoplotting, 
e Digital maps creation and output 
e DTP scanner calibration. 
Montage Desktop Module is the main system used to create, 
delete, copy, import project; enter camera passport data and 
start all other system modules. 
AT/Solver Module performs a full set of digital aerial 
triangulation computations for the block of images. 
DTM Module provides a set of tools to create DTM (as 
triangulated irregular network-TIN) and contour lines. 
Stereo Draw Module is a module of 3D feature extraction. 
Mosaic Module is used to create seamless orthomosaic from 
source block images. 
Vector Module is a powerful vector —based GIS and desktop 
cartography system used to create, edit and print out digital 
maps including cutting and merging standard map sheets. 
Stereo Vector Module is used basically for vector maps 
updating and supports working with two monitors. 
ScanCorrect is designed for the geometric calibration of 
desktop scanner (Photomod 2000) . 
eComputer Imaging software has modules for image 
enhancement, interior orientation, bundle adjustment and digital 
elevation models (Karabork 2002). 
Table 2. Description of flying information both 1/10 000 and 
1/16000 scale of photograph 
  
1/16000 
Photo Scale 
1/10000 
Photo Scale 
  
October 1998 
  
  
  
  
  
Flying date September 1995 
Flying direction East-West East-West 
Forward overlap %60 %70 
Side overlap %30 0020 
Camera WILD RC-8 ZeissRMKATOP30 
Photographs Size 23 cm*23 cm 23 em*23 em 
  
Focal length 153.29 mm 305.339 mm 
  
1550 4900 
  
  
  
Flying Height(h) 
  
  
3.3 Description of Procedure 
The data sets which were obtained from restitution of 
photographs (1/10000 scale) on Zeiss Planicomp P3 analytical 
instrument were derived from selective, progressive and 
composite sampling methods. The grids obtained from 
progressive sampling method were measured in 25 m by 25 m 
intervals in X and Y directions. More than 1500 points were 
measured with analytical instrument in progressive sampling 
method. Feature-specific points were measured in selective 
sampling method. More than 2500 points were obtained from 
analytical instrument in this method (Karabork 1996). 
440 points is directly measured on PHOTOMOD software by 
means of stereoscopic model. The test area is gridded on 
eComputer Imaging software. The these grids were measured in 
10 m by 10 m intervals in X and Y directions. More than 10 
000 points were obtained from this software. 
Heights of 440 points in test area were calculated by bilinear- 
interpolation method. This equation is written for the four 
points, which are nearest points to point at which the Z 
coordinate is sought. 
ZzatX*aitY*gtrxt*Yt*a (3) 
where 
ag, 41,82, az 7  bilinear transformation parameters 
X.Y = plane coordinates of point in object 
system 
Z = height of point 
eComputer Imaging software follow below steps for generation 
DEM. 
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I. Needed inputs are entered in the DEM window. (Fig.3). 
(Inputs are names of stereo pair, first coordinates and grid 
interval). 
IL. Image coordinates of point, at which plane coordinates (X, 
Y) are known, are calculated by Eq.4. 
I *«(X-X)*5, *«(Y-Y,)*5, «(Z-Z.) 
JE #(X-X,)+1, *(Y-Y,)*t; «(z-z,) 
(4) 
Tp» *«(X-X,)*6, *(Y-Y,)*r, «(z-Z) 
I; *(X-X,)*15 *(Y-Y,)*5, «(Z-Z.) 
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adjustment module. 
  
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