FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

PROGRAMME		:	DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
				(ENGINEERING SURVEY)

COURSE			: 	PHOTOGRAMMETRY

CODE			:	KJC 305

CREDIT HOURS		:	3.0

SEMESTER		:	05

PRE-REQUISITE		:	KJC 155

HOURS/WEEK			

NO. OF LECTURE HOURS  	:   	2.0 HRS/WEEK
					
NO. OF PRACTICAL HOURS	:   	2.0 HRS/WEEK


1.0	SYNOPSIS

     	Introducing the method of photogrammetry and easy mapping method.


2.0	OBJECTIVES

  	At the end of the course, students should be able to:-

	a.	Learn the techniques of basic photogrammetry.

	b.	Understand the method to create maps from aerial photograph.

	c.	Have the ability to generate photography maps with the technique of photogrammetry.


3.0	METHODS

	Lecture
	Practical


4.0	CONTENT

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NO.	TITLE							          LECTURE HOURS
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4.1	Geometry and characteristic of vertical and partially vertical image		14 hours
	
	- 	Definition of perspective projection, scale of vertical image; 
                scale of tilted image, tilted shift, relief shift

4.2	Stereoscopy and stereoscope							 6 hours
	
	-	Binocular view, base line and hairline image of stereoscope 
		view, stereoscope lens, stereoscope mirror, stereoscope scanning

4.3	Simple method of mapping							10 hours
	
	- 	Perspective, radius line, height of extension bar, calculated
                Height different, errors, correction to the estimated height

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								        	Total: 	30 hours
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4.4	Practical

	i.	Test on perception of stereoscope					2 hours
	
	ii.	Base line								2 hours

	iii.	Positioning principal point on arranged sheet				2 hours

	iv.	Detail of planimetery data						5 hours

	 v.	Height of extension bar and contouring with				4 hours
		stereoscope mirror
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									        Total:	15 hours
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5.0	EVALUATION

	i.	Practical	 						-	  15 %
	ii.	Tests 								-	  15 %
	iii.	Assignment/Quiz/Attendance					-	  10 %
	iv.	Final Exam							-	  60 %
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									         Total:	 100 %
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6.0	REFERENCE BOOKS

	1.	W.K Kilford: Elementary Air Survey; Pitman Pub, 1973

	2.	Dickinson G.C.: Maps and Air Photographs; London: E. Arnold, 1969

	3.	Hallert, Bertil: Photogrammetry; Basic Principles and General Survey; New 
                York: McGraw Hill, 1960

	4.	Crone D: Elementary Photogrammetry; London: Edward Arnold, 1963 

	5.	Ir. Lien Tumewu: Pengetahuan Fotogrametri untuk Interpretasi Foto, Department of Geodesy, I.


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