OBLIQUE PHOTOGRAMMETRY SUPPORTING 3D URBAN RECONSTRUCTION OF COMPLEX SCENARIOS

Accurate 3D city models represent an important source of geospatial information to support various “smart city” applications, such as space management, energy assessment, 3D cartography, noise and pollution mapping as well as disaster management. Even though remarkable progress has been made in rece...

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Published in:International archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences. remote sensing and spatial information sciences., 2017-05, Vol.XLII-1/W1, p.519-526
Main Authors: Toschi, I., Ramos, M. M., Nocerino, E., Menna, F., Remondino, F., Moe, K., Poli, D., Legat, K., Fassi, F.
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Airborne observation
Archives & records
Automation
Buildings
Cartography
City centres
Construction
Construction methods
Disaster management
Editing
Emergency preparedness
Energy audits
Energy management
Environmental assessment
Exploitation
Historic sites
Historical buildings
Image reconstruction
Imagery
Information sources
Mapping
Modelling
Noise pollution
Photogrammetry
Remote sensing
Roofing
Smart cities
Software
State of the art
Streets
Submarine pipelines
Three dimensional models
Typology
Urban areas
Urban environments
Visualization
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Archives & records
Automation
Buildings
Cartography
City centres
Construction
Construction methods
Disaster management
Editing
Emergency preparedness
Energy audits
Energy management
Environmental assessment
Exploitation
Historic sites
Historical buildings
Image reconstruction
Imagery
Information sources
Mapping
Modelling
Noise pollution
Photogrammetry
Remote sensing
Roofing
Smart cities
Software
State of the art
Streets
Submarine pipelines
Three dimensional models
Typology
Urban areas
Urban environments
Visualization
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