A critical review of UAS-based aerial photography and photogrammetry of Cahokia’s Grand Plaza

Lambert, John M.; Skousen, B. Jacob

doi:10.1016/j.jasrep.2022.103789

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“…The processing of images in universal devices results in a drawing layout of the building front at the required scale [6][7][8][9][10]. Universal devices can be used to obtain point coordinates, distance between points, and height of structural elements.…”

Section: Photogrammetric Methodsmentioning

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Measurements of building structures

Norin

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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The construction and operation of buildings and structures suggest taking measurements to determine accurate dimensions, shape, and mutual location of all structural elements. This is one of the most popular surveying services. All types of outlines (lineal, curvilinear, bevelled) and surfaces in both plan and elevation are subject to measurements and dimensioning. Depending on the goals that are set during measuring activities, measurement activities differ in the degree of accuracy and completeness. Building measurements are done to find their actual geometric characteristics and possible deviations from the project documentation for buildings and structures. Measurements are done to find structural dimensions, cross-section of individual elements, distances between structures in plan and height, elevations, and other parameters. This results in measurement diagrams. The article overviews existing measurements: schematic, architectural, and archaeological. Various measurements methods are considered: in-situ (conventional), photogrammetric, and geodetic. Their advantages and disadvantages are described. A measurement method is selected based on certain features of the surveyed facility. Sometimes all possible methods are combined to obtain accurate data.

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Section: Photogrammetric Methodsmentioning

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Measurements of building structures

Norin

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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A critical theory of the drone in archaeology: on space, epistemology, and automation

Carvalho

2024

Drone Syst. Appl.

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This article seeks to establish a theoretical framework surrounding the drone and its use in archaeology. More than just a tool, this vehicle has revolutionized not only the practice of the discipline but also the way archaeologists approach their object of study. To highlight its theoretical components, we have established a dialog with the philosophy of technology and the archaeological dimension, to understand the implications and impositions that the drone implies for the activities of archaeologists. Passing through the verticalization of the gaze, the machinic rhythms and choreographies, and, finally, the theme of automation, we understand that the theory of the drone in archaeology is fertile ground for a critique of how technique shapes the discipline.

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A critical review of UAS-based aerial photography and photogrammetry of Cahokia’s Grand Plaza

Cited by 2 publications

References 28 publications

Measurements of building structures

Measurements of building structures

A critical theory of the drone in archaeology: on space, epistemology, and automation

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