GIM International 2019 №02 March/April Volume 33: The Challenges of Drone Use in Facade Mapping Bridging the Gap between Aerial Imaging and Terrestrial Data Capture

The Netherlands: Geomares Publishing. — 44 p. — ISSN 1566-9076. The global magazine for geomatics.
Geodetical info magazine : international trade journal for land, satellite, hydrographic and mine surveying, photogrammetry, remote sensing and mapping (GIS/LIS); GIM.
Bridging the Gap between Aerial Imaging and Terrestrial Data Capture There have been rapid advancements in unmanned aerial systems over recent years, yet there is widespread consensus that we have still only seen a fraction of how unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or ‘drones’) could ultimately improve effi ciency for geospatial professionals and their customers.Connecting New Geoinformation Technologies to Wide-ranging Applications
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