Photogrammetry

Photogrammetry is the technology of extracting measurements from either aerial or terrestrially produced photographs.

DBSysgraph consultants incorporate leading technologies in order to provide clients with economic benefits. We recognize that the primary investment in mapping hardware and technology can be quite costly, but we also understand that the results can lead to improved efficiency and higher productivity -- ultimately bringing lower costs to our clients.

Photogrammetry is the process of transforming photographs into a physical map. It is achieved by using a stereo-plotter to create a three-dimensional image by combining photos taken from two different angles.

DBS can create a highly accurate base map by placing a layer of ortho-photos over aerial photos.

Because average aerial photographs contain distortion, no constant scale is being maintained across the image. Therefore, because of their ability to maintain a more constant scale, ortho-photos are used more often for measurement and spatial analyses. Ortho-photos and aerial photos, used together, can be combined with other geographic information to provide our clients with an accurate and rich visual context.

DBS is recognized nationwide for providing a wide assortment of specialized products and services in the photogrammetric and mapping industries. DBS has the ability to deliver digital data in many formats.

Our staff remains at the forefront of the latest technological advancements of:

• Satellite imagery
• Conventional and digital aerial photography
• Laser ranging (lidar)
• Photogrammetry

Allow DBS to use Photogrammetry to answer your questions about:

1. Object interpretation

• What is it?
• Type?
• Quality?

2. Object measurement

• Where is it?
• In what form?
• What size?
• In what quantity?