Aerial photography and image interpretation - Paine, David P.; Kiser, James D. [ (James Donald)] (Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, 2012)
1. Introduction -- 2. Geometry of a vertical aerial photograph -- 3. Principles of stereoscopic vision -- 4. Scale of a vertical aerial photograph -- 5. Horizontal measurements : distance, bearings, and areas -- 6. Vertical measurements -- 7. Acquisition of aerial photography -- 8. Orthophotography -- 9. Map projections, grid networks, and control -- 10. The Global Positioning System -- 11. The transfer of detail -- 12. Geographic information systems -- 13. Small format aerial imagery -- 14. Films, filters, and the photographic process -- 15. Principles and techniques of aerial image interpretation -- 16. Landforms and drainage patterns -- 17. Geology, soils, and engineering applications -- 18. Land-use planning -- 19. Environmental monitoring -- 20. Additional topics in natural resources management -- 21. Forestry -- 22. Elementary statistics and sampling techniques -- 23. Mapping accuracy assessment -- 24. Aerial photo mensuration -- 25. An example photo timber cruise -- 26. Additional characteristics of electromagnetic energy -- 27. RADAR and LIDAR : active remote sensors -- 28. Scanning remote sensors
Includes bibliographical references and index
Keywords: Aerial photography; Aerial photography in forestry; Photographic interpretation