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HRT3014Photogrammetry - II2+1+0ECTS:3
Year / SemesterSpring Semester
Level of CourseFirst Cycle
Status Compulsory
DepartmentDEPARTMENT of GEOMATICS ENGINEERING
Prerequisites and co-requisitesDC must have been achieved from HRT3013-Photogrammetry - I
Mode of DeliveryFace to face, Lab work , Practical
Contact Hours14 weeks - 2 hours of lectures and 1 hour of practicals per week
LecturerProf. Dr. Fevzi KARSLI
Co-LecturerASSOC. PROF. DR. Eminnur TOPSAKAL AYHAN,
Language of instructionTurkish
Professional practise ( internship ) None
 
The aim of the course:
The aim of this course is to understand the usability and production methods of digital photogrammetry and advanced photogrammetric methods like aerial triangulation, and gain experience with digital modeling software and learn how to produce common photogrammetric products such as DEMs, orthophotos and 3D models.
 
Learning OutcomesCTPOTOA
Upon successful completion of the course, the students will be able to :
LO - 1 : Gain familiarity with the basic principles of digital photogrammetry and its applications.1,21,3
LO - 2 : Identify and describe the fundamental properties of photogrammetric triangulation methods.1,21,3
LO - 3 : Learn how to utilize digital photogrammetric workstations and softwares for producing maps.1,21,3
LO - 4 : Realize the image rectification and resampling techniques in digital images.1,21,3
LO - 5 : Describe theory and procedures of DEM, digital orthophoto, and its integration into GIS.1,21,3
LO - 6 : Learn the image matching methods, manual and automatic measurement procedures in digital images.1,21,3
LO - 7 : Have information about LIDAR and its relation with photogrammetry.1,21,3
CTPO : Contribution to programme outcomes, TOA :Type of assessment (1: written exam, 2: Oral exam, 3: Homework assignment, 4: Laboratory exercise/exam, 5: Seminar / presentation, 6: Term paper), LO : Learning Outcome

 
Contents of the Course
Orientations: The Concept of Digital Relative and Absolute Orientation. Photogrammetric Triangulation: Block Adjustment by Independent Models, Bundle Block Adjustment, Aerial triangulation with GPS/INS Support. Photogrammetric Geo-referencing: Direct and Indirect Geo-referencing. Introduction Digital Photogrammetry: Acquiring Digital Images, Digital Cameras and Scanners, Digital Photogrammetric Workstation and Softwares. Image Rectification and Resampling Techniques, Epipolar Geometry, Image Matching Methods, Manual and Automatic Measurement Procedures in Digital Images, Generating a DEM, Digital Image Processing. Orthophotography: Producing Digital Orthophoto. Integration of Photogrammetric Poducts with GIS and CAD Systems. LIDAR Technology and its Applications, LIDAR and Photogrammetric Data Integration.
 
Course Syllabus
 WeekSubjectRelated Notes / Files
 Week 1Orientations: The Concept of Digital Relative and Absolute Orientation
 Week 2Photogrammetric Triangulation: Block Adjustment by Independent Models
 Week 3Bundle Block Adjustment, Aerial triangulation with GPS/INS Support
 Week 4Photogrammetric Geo-referencing: Direct and Indirect Geo-referencing
 Week 5Introduction Digital Photogrammetry
 Week 6Acquiring Digital Images, Digital Cameras and Scanners
 Week 7Digital Photogrammetric Workstation and Softwares
 Week 8Mid-term exam
 Week 9Image Rectification and Resampling Techniques
 Week 10Epipolar Geometry, Image Matching Methods, Manual and Automatic Measurement Procedures in Digital Images
 Week 11Quizz
 Week 12Generating a DEM, Digital Image Processing
 Week 13Orthophotography: Producing Digital Orthophoto
 Week 14Integration of Photogrammetric Poducts with GIS and CAD Systems
 Week 15LIDAR Technology and its Applications, LIDAR and Photogrammetric Data Integration
 Week 16End-of-term exam
 
Textbook / Material
1Kraus, K., 1993, Photogrametry Volume 2, Advanced Methods and Applications, Germany, 459 P.
 
Recommended Reading
1Kraus, K., 1993, Photogrametry Volume 1, Fundamentals and Standard Processes, Germany, 389 P.
2Mikhail, E., M., Bethel, S., J., McGlone, J., C., 2001, Modern Photogrammetry, John Wiley-Sons, USA, 473 P.
3Wolf, P., R., Dewitt, B., A., 2000, Elements of Photogrammetry with applications in GIS, 3rd Edition, The McGraw-Hill companies, USA, 590 P.
4Moffit, F., M., Mikhail, E., M., 1980, Photogrammetry, Third edition, Harper-Row, USA, 633 P.
5Slama, C., C., 1980, Manual of Photogrammety, Fourth edition, American Society of Photogrammetry, USA, 1056 P.
6www.ins.itu.edu.tr/foto/index.htm
 
Method of Assessment
Type of assessmentWeek NoDate

Duration (hours)Weight (%)
Mid-term exam 8 31/03/2013 1 20
Quiz 11 24/04/2013 1 10
Homework/Assignment/Term-paper 15 12/05/2013 5 20
End-of-term exam 16 25/05/2013 1 50
 
Student Work Load and its Distribution
Type of workDuration (hours pw)

No of weeks / Number of activity

Hours in total per term
Yüz yüze eğitim 3 14 42
Sınıf dışı çalışma 1 14 14
Laboratuar çalışması 0 0 0
Arasınav için hazırlık 8 1 8
Arasınav 1 1 1
Uygulama 0 0 0
Klinik Uygulama 0 0 0
Ödev 4 2 8
Proje 0 0 0
Kısa sınav 1 1 1
Dönem sonu sınavı için hazırlık 16 1 16
Dönem sonu sınavı 1 1 1
Diğer 1 0 0 0
Diğer 2 0 0 0
Total work load91