Photogrammetry
25 resources tagged with Photogrammetry
Guides (18)
Photogrammetry for Heritage Conservation: Methods, Workflow, Software and Best Practices
ReadDrone Survey for Temple Documentation in India: DGCA Rules, Methods and Workflows
ReadReality Capture vs Traditional Survey for Heritage: When to Use Which
ReadGround Control Points (GCPs) in Drone Survey: Accuracy, Placement and DGCA Compliance for Heritage Sites
Read3D Modelling for Heritage Documentation: Methods, Software and Outputs
ReadArchaeological Survey Methods and Digital Documentation: A Practical Guide for India
ReadAI and Machine Learning in Heritage Documentation: What Actually Works
ReadMeasured Drawing and As-Built Documentation for Heritage Buildings
ReadAgisoft Metashape for Heritage Photogrammetry: Complete Workflow Guide
ReadTerrestrial Laser Scanning vs Photogrammetry for Heritage: Which to Choose?
ReadRTK and PPK Drone Survey vs Ground Control Points for Heritage Documentation
ReadField Photography Protocol for Heritage Photogrammetry
ReadPoint Cloud Registration and Cleaning in CloudCompare: A Heritage Workflow
ReadTroubleshooting Heritage Photogrammetry: Doming, Holes, Reflective and Repetitive Surfaces
ReadRealityCapture for Heritage Photogrammetry: Complete Workflow
ReadFrom Orthophoto to Measured Drawing: Producing Heritage Elevations in CAD
ReadRectified Photography: Low-Cost Heritage Facade Documentation
ReadGlossary Terms (7)
Photogrammetry
The science and technique of obtaining reliable measurements and 3D models from overlapping photographs — the standard method for heritage surface documentation at scale.
Structure from Motion
The photogrammetric algorithm that reconstructs 3D geometry from a set of overlapping 2D photographs by tracking common feature points across images.
Ground Control Points
Surveyed reference targets placed in the scene before photogrammetry or drone survey, used to scale and georeference the output to real-world coordinates.
Orthophoto
A geometrically corrected aerial or terrestrial photograph in which scale is uniform throughout, suitable for precise measurement — unlike a perspective photograph.
Ground Sampling Distance
The size in real-world units (typically cm/px) represented by one pixel in a drone or aerial image — the primary metric for spatial resolution in drone survey.
Point Cloud
A set of millions of data points in 3D space, each representing a measured location on a surface — the primary output of laser scanning and dense photogrammetry.
Drone Survey
The use of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) carrying a camera or sensor to capture data for mapping, photogrammetry or inspection — now standard for inaccessible heritage areas.