Lectures: Methods in Close-range photogrammetry. Camera, camera calibration. Image processing. Digital photogrammetry for industrial purposes. Terrestrial laser scanning. Other 3D-modeling methods. 

The students should have knowledge and understanding of the theoretical basis and methods of close-range photogrammetry, technology and products for 3D-modelling. This includes knowledge of and skills related to image-based methods, for instance calibration, measurement, modelling and presentation. The students should also have basic knowledge in terrestrial laser scanning and practical skills in planning, measuring and to a certain extent processing of laser scanned data.

Lectures, discussion groups, exercises and project work in groups. Business visit (excursion).

Teaching support will be given primarily in connection with that part of the structured teaching that is reserved for exercise guidance. It will also be possible to communicate directly with the course teacher by appointment during office hours.

Updated selection of articles and chapters from textbooks, e.g. Thomas Luhman, et al (2014): Close-Range Photogrammetry and 3D Imaging. Final list will be presented at the start of the course.

GMFO205

INF120, INF250, GMBB201

Discussion groups, exercises and excursion.

Oral exam when less than 12 students, otherwise written exam

125 hours.

Special requirements in Science

Lectures: 20 hours. Discussion groups: 12 hours. Exercises: 12 hours. Project: 40 hours. Excursion: 4 hours.

An assessment of all the final oral examinations and every project. The projects and exercises will be gone through together with the examiner.