“A general journey in Photogrammetry” is an ISPRS- WG V/1 project developed in the frame of Education and Capacity Building Initiatives, founded in 2018 by the Council. The project aims to produce and share new and updated educational and training resources useful for supporting tutorials, workshops, seminars about the latest advances in digital photogrammetry, considering that highly automated procedures for image orientation and dense image matching allow photogrammetry to become a widely used technique in ever more numerous fields and by increasingly less specialized operators.
Therefore, it is necessary to find new ways for teaching the fundamentals of the discipline to beginners and to update professional skills as well.
In the first video – What is Photogrammetry? – How photogrammetry supports the production of reality-based 3D models – The geometrical principles behind photogrammetry.
In the second video – How to take photos – How to correctly take photos for digitizing a small object or a building as well – How to set up an indoor scene and how to work outdoor – How to produce a “metric” model.
Team project: Grazia Tucci (University of Florence, Italy), Anjana Vyas (CEPT University Ahmedabad, India), Vikram Sorathia (Kensemble Tech Labs, India), Satwant Rihal (California Polytechnic State University, USA) ISPRS Technical Commission V – Education and Outreach
Producer: GeCo Lab University of Florence Grazia Tucci, Valentina Bonora, Lidia Fiorini, Erica I. Parisi
Executive producer: La Jetée
The Geomatics Laboratory of the University of Florence has been documenting this extraordinary masterpiece for over a decade—a perfect synthesis of architecture, nature, and engineering expertise.
Un perfetto connubio di architettura, natura e sapienza ingegneristica.
The Geomatics Laboratory of the University of Florence has been documenting this extraordinary masterpiece for over a decade—a perfect synthesis of architecture, nature, and engineering expertise.
Un perfetto connubio di architettura, natura e sapienza ingegneristica.
Geomatics, innovation, restoration
Geomatics, innovation, restoration
UniFI – Università degli studi di Firenze
Laboratorio GeCo – Laboratorio di Geomatica per l’Ambiente e la conservazione dei Beni Culturali