Different organizations reported that natural hazards related disasters killed hundreds of
people and damaged infrastructures estimated millions of dollars every year worldwide. The …

Understanding the spatial pattern of erosion in inter‐rill and rill areas can be useful in
locating sources of sediment and in determining down‐slope sediment delivery. However …

The present study was carried out in Gindeberet district, central Ethiopia and covers a total
of 128 km 2. The geology of the area is comprised of sandstone, mudstone, limestone and …

This paper demonstrates the value of historical aerial photographs for assessing long-term
landslide evolution. The study focused on two case histories, the Mam Tor and East Pentwyn …

The use of archival or historical photography for photogrammetric purposes often involves a
lack of data concerning the aerial cameras employed, difficulties in identifying control points …

Archaeological remains are under increasing threat of attrition from natural processes and
the continued mechanisation of anthropogenic activities. This research analyses the ability …

New imaging platforms, progress in digital cameras, the use of GNSS/IMU technology either
in direct sensor orientation or in integrated sensor orientation, new thinking with regard to …

This paper is concerned with the fundamental controls affecting the quality of data derived
from historical aerial photographs typically used in geomorphological studies. A short review …

Most of the time, many countries in tropical region are covered by cloud which obstruct the
acquisition of high resolution optical image from satellite. Thus, the application of large scale …

Technical report on results of photogrammetric reconstruction task at NNSS. Modern
photogrammetric methods were applied to historic aerial photographs taken six days before …