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Determination of St. George Basilica Tower Historical Inclination from Contemporary Photograph
Author(s) -
Bronislav Koska
Publication year - 2011
Publication title -
geoinformatics fce ctu
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1802-2669
DOI - 10.14311/gi.6.26
Subject(s) - photogrammetry , photography , george (robot) , computer science , aerial photography , bundle adjustment , computer graphics (images) , geology , artificial intelligence , remote sensing , visual arts , art
A large amount of photographic material has been accumulated from the photography emerge in the nineteenth century. The most photographs record portraits, urbanistic complex, significant architecture and others important objects in the photography inception. Historical photographs recorded a huge amount of information, which can be use for various research activities. Photograph visual information is sufficient in many cases, but accurate geometrical information must be acquired from it in specific situations. It is the case of long-term stability monitoring of buildings in the Prague Castle area see [1]. For static analysis in the monitoring project, it is necessary to determine accurately specific geometrical parameter – mutual angle of St. George Basilica towers in the north-south direction before the reconstruction started in 1888. The angle standard deviation must be solved as well. The task demanded using of photogrammetric methods. Own implementation of general bundle adjustment had to be created to fulfill determination of reliable standard deviation of the angle, because standard photogrammetric software does not have all the necessary options.

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