Session: morphological measurement using close range photogrammetry and

laser scanning (ISPRS V6)

Prof. Jim ChandlerLoughborough University, UKj.h.chandler@lboro.ac.uk

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Introduction overview

What is ISPRS? When and why was working group V6

established? Membership/activities of V6 Today’s session

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ISPRS- international society for photogrammetry and remote sensing: www.isprs.org

Founded in 1910 Congresses every

four years Eight commissions UK hosting V Six working groups

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ISPRS V6: http://isprsv6.lboro.ac.uk/

1988

When and why established?

Est. 2008 Always collaborated with

geomorphologists Which ISPRS

commission?

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When and why established?

Est. 2008 Always collaborated with

geomorphologists Which ISPRS

commission?

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Long-term recognition that photogrammetry and modern surveying methods can play an increasingly important role to Earth science

Frustration that ISPRS did not recognise this! Frustrated by inexperienced usage!

Activities/membership

90 members Technical sessions:

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RSPSoc 2009, Leicester (Sept, 2009)-2 sessions, 9 oral presentations EGU, Vienna (May, 2010)-1 session, 6 oral presentations Mid-term symposium, Newcastle, (June, 2010)-1 session, 4 oral presentations

Activities/membership

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“Tips” document, freely available- more later!

Sept, 2010, Special Issue of The Photogrammetric Record“Close Range Morphological Measurement for the Earth Sciences”, 5 best papers from RSPSoc 2009.

EGU, Vienna (April, 2011)- technical session XXII Congress, Melbourne, Australia (Aug/Sept. 2012)-

technical session

Today’s session! Subhajit Ghoshal, Floodplain and channel change analysis using

them differencing: Lower Yuba River, California James Dietrich, High resolution, automated low-cost topographic

mapping with Microsoft Photosynth Tobi Gardner, Monitoring more the dynamics and sediment

dynamics in a gravel bed braided River model using close range digital photogrammetry

Jim Chandler, Morphological measurement using close range digital photogrammetry- guidance from ISPRS V6

Tyler Depke, Observing short-term channel adjustments in human modified River using timelapse and repeat photographs: you come in battery River, Colorado, USA.

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