Georeferencing Aerial Photography: Beginners Approach
Ahmad S. Massasati
Abstract
Ahmad S. Massasati
Abstract
Georeferencing aerial photographs has always been a challenge. Computer technology makes it possible to georeference digital aerial photographs without an in-depth understanding of the underlying theory. For students of remote sensing, hands-on manual georeferencing is essential to fully understand the theories and the nature of errors in aerial photography. This paper provides a manual procedure to convert aerial photographs into an orthophoto-like product.
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Georeferencing aerial photographs has always been a challenge. Computer technology makes it possible to georeference digital aerial photographs without an in-depth understanding of the underlying theory. For students of remote sensing, hands-on manual georeferencing is essential to fully understand the theories and the nature of errors in aerial photography. This paper provides a manual procedure to convert aerial photographs into an orthophoto-like product.
Key concepts: Orthophoto, Georeference, Aerial photography, Photography, Aerial photos, Aerial survey, Remote sensing, Photogrammetry