1993
DOI: 10.1111/j.1477-9730.1993.tb00267.x
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Architectural Photogrammetry: Continuing the Topographer's Tradition?

Abstract: The President's Medallist directs the Survey Services Branch of the Technical Services Group of English Heritage. This Branch includes the Photogrammetric Unit which was first established at the Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies of the University of York in 1975, with support from English Heritage's predecessor organisation. The Unit has played a leading part in the development of architectural photogrammetry in the UK, with particular reference to the recording of ancient monuments and historic buil… Show more

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“…Close range photogrammetry has a long tradition in recording the façades of historic buildings, either as records of outstanding architecture or, as with London Bridge, for reconstruction. For example, Thompson () provides a detailed account of stereoscopic photographs used in the restoration of parts of Castle Howard in Yorkshire, UK after fire damage, and Dallas () provides a good review of architectural photogrammetry.…”
Section: Plotting the Faces Of London Bridge For Its Reconstruction Imentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Close range photogrammetry has a long tradition in recording the façades of historic buildings, either as records of outstanding architecture or, as with London Bridge, for reconstruction. For example, Thompson () provides a detailed account of stereoscopic photographs used in the restoration of parts of Castle Howard in Yorkshire, UK after fire damage, and Dallas () provides a good review of architectural photogrammetry.…”
Section: Plotting the Faces Of London Bridge For Its Reconstruction Imentioning
confidence: 99%