Measuring of feature for photo interpretation

Optics: measuring and testing – Angle measuring or angular axial alignment – Sides of angle or axes being aligned transverse to optical...

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33 1A, 356372, 356397, G01C 2106, G01B 1102, G01B 524

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043826784

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus is disclosed for determining the height, width, leh and orientation of an object from the feature image of the object found on oblique panoramic aerial photography. A magnifying eyepiece is provided with a calibrated reticle for measuring the dimensions of the feature image. The eyepiece also has a reference mark and indicia about the eyepiece for measuring the orientation from true north of the longitudinal axis of the feature image. The actual measurements of the object are quickly determined from the measurements of the feature image using a suitably programmed calculator supplied with the photograph and camera parameters.

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