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| Originalsprache | Englisch |
|---|---|
| Seiten (von - bis) | 86-102 |
| Seitenumfang | 17 |
| Fachzeitschrift | Digital photogrammetric systems |
| Publikationsstatus | Veröffentlicht - 1991 |
Abstract
The photogrammetric evaluation process using digital imagery is discussed under the principles of potential automation and verification of the results. A distinction is made between semantic and nonsemantic tasks. Only for the nonsemantic parts (image matching, point determination, DTM generation, orthophoto generation) does a chance of complete automation exist in the foreseeable future. Verification of the results must be left in the hands of the human operator for the more complex nonsemantic tasks, but can be performed automatically for the easier ones. The operator also plays the key role in performing the semantic tasks and in supervising the whole process. -from Authors
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in: Digital photogrammetric systems, 1991, S. 86-102.
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T1 - Nonsemantic photogrammetric processing of digital imagery
T2 - the example of SPOT stereo scenes
AU - Heipke, C.
AU - Kornus, W.
PY - 1991
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N2 - The photogrammetric evaluation process using digital imagery is discussed under the principles of potential automation and verification of the results. A distinction is made between semantic and nonsemantic tasks. Only for the nonsemantic parts (image matching, point determination, DTM generation, orthophoto generation) does a chance of complete automation exist in the foreseeable future. Verification of the results must be left in the hands of the human operator for the more complex nonsemantic tasks, but can be performed automatically for the easier ones. The operator also plays the key role in performing the semantic tasks and in supervising the whole process. -from Authors
AB - The photogrammetric evaluation process using digital imagery is discussed under the principles of potential automation and verification of the results. A distinction is made between semantic and nonsemantic tasks. Only for the nonsemantic parts (image matching, point determination, DTM generation, orthophoto generation) does a chance of complete automation exist in the foreseeable future. Verification of the results must be left in the hands of the human operator for the more complex nonsemantic tasks, but can be performed automatically for the easier ones. The operator also plays the key role in performing the semantic tasks and in supervising the whole process. -from Authors
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