Accuracy Assessment of Applanix DSS 439 for Photogrammetric Uses - Boitt, Mark
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This book is meant to support the institutions of higher learning especially those offering Photogrammetry as a core unit. The book emphasizes on a digital camera Applanix DSS 439 that is currently used in the middle-income and high-income economies of the world for photogrammetric mapping. The book mainly gives an assessment of the sensor systems which has 60mm and 40 mm lenses. The book gives a comparison of the two lenses in both undulating and flat terrains in Lake Naivasha (Kenya) and its environs. Apart from lense assessment, the book also considers its applications in an homogeneous…mehr

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This book is meant to support the institutions of higher learning especially those offering Photogrammetry as a core unit. The book emphasizes on a digital camera Applanix DSS 439 that is currently used in the middle-income and high-income economies of the world for photogrammetric mapping. The book mainly gives an assessment of the sensor systems which has 60mm and 40 mm lenses. The book gives a comparison of the two lenses in both undulating and flat terrains in Lake Naivasha (Kenya) and its environs. Apart from lense assessment, the book also considers its applications in an homogeneous area such as a water body. Specifically, the application of the sensor in Lake Naivasha where mosaicking of the images can be difficult due to lack of tie points on the surface of water. Radiometry contributes a lot in mosaicking imagery that is for homogeneous areas. In summary, the book shows that the two sensors can be applied on both terrains but much concern will be changing the flying height of the sensor on board aerial vehicle.
Autorenporträt
I am a researcher of Geoinformatics for the Environmnent. I teach at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agricultture and Technology. I have a Masters in Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics from Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences in Germany. I am currently working on my PhD thesis on the use of Hyperspectral Imagery for Agricultural Studies in Kenya.