Introduction to Modern Photogrammetry
by Edward M. Mikhail, James S. Bethel, J. Chris Mcglone
Introduction to Modern Photogrammetry by Edward M. Mikhail, James S. Bethel, and J. Chris McGlone introduces key principles of photographic measurement and mapping techniques. This essential textbook covers analytical and digital methods for surveying and remote sensing applications, providing a solid foundation for students and professionals in geomatics and engineering fields.
About This Book
Introduction to Modern Photogrammetry offers a foundational exploration of photogrammetric methods in contemporary contexts. Authored by experts Edward M. Mikhail, James S. Bethel, and J. Chris McGlone, it addresses the core concepts essential for understanding photographic measurement and interpretation.
The book delves into the technical aspects of photogrammetry, emphasizing its applications in mapping, surveying, and remote sensing. It provides systematic coverage of analytical and digital approaches to extracting spatial information from images.
Designed for academic and practical use, the text serves as an accessible resource for learners entering the field of geomatics and related disciplines. Its structured presentation supports both theoretical comprehension and hands-on application.
Through detailed explanations, the authors outline the evolution and current practices in photogrammetry, ensuring readers grasp its significance in modern geospatial technologies.
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