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Photographic Intersection
- a brief overview
The low cost
method for accurately measuring 3D points. |
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Photographic Intersection
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how I
developed my ideas
A brief
history of the events and ideas that developed into my views
on Photographic Intersection. |
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Photographic Intersection
- the technicalities
The
technical details that support Photographic Intersection. |
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Image Assisted Surveying
In October 2010,
Leica Geosystems
introduced Image Assisted Surveying on their Total Stations with the
introduction of the Leica Viva Imaging
Total Stations. This product
greatly enhances the functionality, ease of use and
productivity of the on-board applications and provides useful
features for Photogrammetric and Photographic Intersection surveying
and mapping techniques.
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360° Panoramic
Optic for Photographic
Intersection
A Conical
Mirror or Prism to provide a full 360° panorama for
surveying and mapping. |
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Determining the
Nodal Point of a Lens
For a lens
to be used effectively for
Photographic Intersection the
location of the Front Nodal Point
must be
accurately determined. |
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The Nodal Point
The case for the Nodal Point and usage of the term.. |
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Photographic Intersection by Light Line for measuring
Tunnels
Images of
the FITS and HITS units being used to measure tunnel
profiles. A Light Line is projected onto the tunnel
surface defining a plane through the tunnel at the
particular chainage require. This is photographed and
digitised to produce an accurate profile of the tunnel.
A 1000 metres of tunnel could be measure every 10 metres in
a single nights possession using this technique. |
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Optic for
instantaneously photographing an horizon of 360°
Patent specification
GB1493188, 22nd April 1975.
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Method and apparatus for photographic
tunnel sectioning
European patent
application.
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file you will require
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