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TERRESTRIAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY FOR VELOCITY MEASUREMENT OF KRONEBREEN CALVING FRONT Mari Steinem Department of mathematical science and technology Master Thesis 30 credits 2010Terrestrial photogrammetry

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1. To fill out terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity, follow the steps below:
2. Set up the necessary equipment, including the terrestrial photogrammetry camera and any required accessories.
3. Identify the area or object for which velocity measurement is required.
4. Establish control points or ground reference points in the vicinity of the area or object.
5. Capture a series of photographs from different angles and positions using the terrestrial photogrammetry camera.
6. Ensure proper overlap between the photographs to facilitate accurate 3D reconstruction.
7. Transfer the photographs to a computer with suitable photogrammetry software installed.
8. Use the photogrammetry software to process the photographs and generate a 3D model or point cloud of the area or object.
9. Analyze the 3D model or point cloud to extract relevant velocity data.
10. Interpret the velocity data and draw conclusions based on the analysis.
11. Document the findings and share the results as required.

Who needs terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity?

1. Terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity can be useful for various professionals and industries including:
2. - Civil engineers involved in structural monitoring or infrastructure projects.
3. - Geologists studying land movements and tectonic activities.
4. - Architects or urban planners assessing the impact of development on the surrounding environment.
5. - Surveyors conducting land surveys and mapping.
6. - Environmental scientists monitoring natural processes and land erosion.
7. - Forensic investigators reconstructing crime scenes or accident scenarios involving moving objects.
8. - Researchers studying the dynamics of plants or animals.
9. - Archaeologists documenting and analyzing cultural heritage sites.
10. - Filmmakers or visual effects artists requiring accurate motion capture for virtual environments or CGI.
11. These are just a few examples, but anyone needing precise velocity measurements in a three-dimensional space can benefit from terrestrial photogrammetry.

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What is terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity?

Terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity is a method that uses cameras on land to measure the speed of an object.

Who is required to file terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity?

Any organization or individual conducting speed measurements using terrestrial photogrammetry is required to file the data.

How to fill out terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity?

To fill out terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity, one must accurately capture the images or videos of the moving object and calculate the velocity based on the captured data.

What is the purpose of terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity?

The purpose of terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity is to accurately measure the speed of moving objects for various applications such as traffic control or sports analytics.

What information must be reported on terrestrial photogrammetry for velocity?

The report must include details of the equipment used, the exact location of the measurement, the captured images or videos, and the calculated velocity of the object.