Background Digital photogrammetry provides measurements of body angles or distances which allow for quantitative posture assessment with or without the use of external markers. It is becoming an increasingly popular tool for the assessment of the musculoskeletal system. The aim of this paper is to present a structured method for the analysis of posture and its changes using a standardized digit...

Background Scoliosis patients typically undergo numerous spinal radiographs and exposed to relatively high doses of ionizing radiation. This has raised concern regarding the effects of this repeated exposure. Additionally assessment of spinal deformities using surface topography of the back is currently considered essential. Digital Photogrammetry can contribute in non-invasive measurements of ...

Digital photogrammetric methods have made their way also into architectural applications which is traditionally a rather conservative branch. Beside the programs and techniques that have been adopted from aerial photogrammetry mainly low-cost systems are used for architectural and archaeological applications. New strategies for data acquisition, restitution and presentation of the digital data ...

The paper presents some applications realised with the digital stereoscopic navigation system on two architectural subjects and particularly on documentary photograms of mural paintings. The system StereoSpace is a three-dimensional stereoscopic navigator, specifically thought to be used in digital photogrammetry.

Abstract Most parts of the Earth’s surface are situated in deep ocean. To explore this visually rather adversarial environment with cameras, they have to be protected by pressure housings. These housings, turn, need interfaces world, enduring extreme pressures within water column. Commonly, a flat window or half-sphere glass, called flat-port dome-port, respectively is used implement such kind ...

Photogrammetry and laser scanning, thanks to significant development in last years, are comparable surveying techniques to generate without object contact and with a precision commensurate with scale Digital Terrain Models (DTMs), a fundamental tool to detect, classify and monitoring landslides. The traditional way to survey the territory for landslide detection purposes is aerial or, in some c...