The Photogrammetric Record

Photogrammetric Terminology: Second Edition
Editor Emeritus Paul R. T. Newby

Photogrammetry and Augmented Reality for Cultural Heritage Applications
Cristina Portalés, José L. Lerma, Carmen Pérez

The IGN CAMv2 System
Jean-Philippe Souchon et al

Terrestrial laser scanning for use in virtual outcrop geology
Simon J. Buckley, Håvard D. Enge, Christian Carlsson and John A. Howell

Non-Rigid Surface Matching and Its Application to Scoliosis Modelling
Kim-Siang Ang and Harvey L. Mitchell

The Practical Effect of a Diffraction-Limited Image for Photogrammetry
Grant H. Thomson

Interest operators for feature-based matching in close range photogrammetry
Ida Jazayeri and Clive S. Fraser

Applications of low-budget photogrammetry in the geotechnical laboratory
Hartwig Thomas and Stefan Cantré

A photogrammetric surveying method for field applications
Dirk H. Rieke-Zapp, Ralph Rosenbauer, Fritz Schlunegger

Awarded to the author(s) of the paper in The Photogrammetric Record which most merits the award.

The award will be made primarily for the originality of the content and the value of the paper to photogrammetry. It will be made from all those eligible papers published in the one-year period up to and including April of the year in which the award is to be made. The award usually takes the form of a certificate and cheque for £100.

2012 Winning Article

Surveying and modelling the main spire of Milan Cathedral using multiple data sources
Francesco Fassi, Cristina Achille and Luigi Fregonese

Previous Winner:
Non-Rigid Surface Matching and Its Application to Scoliosis Modelling
Kim-Siang Ang and Harvey L. Mitchell

NEW! FREE Online - Virtual Issue on Environmental Applications of Photogrammetry and Lidar

This virtual issue focuses on three main areas that can benefit from the use of photogrammetry and lidar: (i) soil erosion due to rainwater; (ii) the retreat of glaciers; and (iii) erosion and changes in coastal morphology.

View Articles and the full introduction

New Terminology Guide

We are pleased to announce that Photogrammetric Terminology: Second Edition by Editor Emeritus Paul R. T. Newby is now available free online. Adapted and expanded from the widely-used first edition, the new compilation has been completely revised and updated. It will continue to promote consistency of language and continue to serve as a "style guide" for photogrammetric literature.

Cumulative Index

The complete Cumulative Index for The Photogrammetric Record is available online from inception in 1953 up to Issue 140 (January 2013).

Part of Milan Cathedral modelled by photogrammetry and laser scanning

Orthophoto and land use from lidar data