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Publikováno v:
Canadian Geotechnical Journal. 15:596-599
Terrestrial photogrammetry was used to monitor movements of previously driven piles during the installation of 116 concrete piles in sensitive marine clay. The technique and the equipment used are described and the sources of error discussed.
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Autor:
M. C. van Wijk
Publikováno v:
Journal of Glaciology. 6:917-933
Stereophotogrammetric techniques were used for a study of snow avalanches. The contour lines of the avalanche slope were mapped from stereo-photographs taken before and after the occurrence of the avalanche. The outline of the avalanche front at cert
Autor:
M. C. Van Wijk
Publikováno v:
The Canadian Surveyor. 25:514-520
This paper describes the test areas used for the large scale mapping experiments carried out by the National Research Council and the Ministère des Terres et Forêts du Québec, the experiments performed to determine a suitable target size, and the
Autor:
G. H. Schut, M. C. Van Wijk
Publikováno v:
The Canadian Surveyor. 19:415-427
This paper discusses the various formulas in use for the computation of tree heights from parallax measurements in aerial photographs. The errors in the computed tree heights, caused by the various error sources, are derived for three different camer
Publikováno v:
The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering. 47:85-88
Stereophotogrammetry was used for the first time to measure the local particle velocity vector and its turbulent components in two-phase solid-gas flow in a 10 cmc. I.D. vertical pipe. From the image counts on the stereophotographs, it has also been
Autor:
M. C. Van Wijk, H. F.L. Pinkney
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
The results in this paper have shown how precise geometrical information can be obtained from photographs taken with a camera that is not specifically designed for photogrammetric purposes. By referring the image coordinates to a system of targets in
Publikováno v:
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research. 129:165
Moiré topography, a simple technique for three-dimensional quantitation, was used to provide interference fringe photographs of the human back with sufficient accuracy to be used for detecting children with asymmetry due to scoliosis. Experimental e