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An eye for landscape - rapid aerial mapping with handheld sensors

Jan Skaloud, Otto Kölbl
2006
Journal Articles

Abstract

This portable system offers fast deployment with no recalibration and maps both vertical and horizontal features while maintaining optimal flight parameters. The geo-referenced image and 3D point-cloud data can be processed into digital terrain models, digital surface models, and automatically derived 3D city models.

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