Photogrammetry as a Science and as a Tool (An Index) Part Two: 1962-1974 Compiled by Abraham Anson A SPECIAL edition ofPhotogrammetric Engineering on the Uses ofPhotogram­ metry published in January 1963 contained a compilation of the specific uses of photogrammetry as described in all technical articles published in this Journal from 1934 through 1962. Although there were some omissions because offaulty records or the compiler's oversights, the compilation proved to be sufficiently popular to exhaust the 250 reprints originally printed in addition to the 6500 published copies of the Journal. Although the December issue (the final issue ofeach volume) carries a cross index of the title, author and subject, it is appropriate to publish a cumulative listing of the selection of technical Photogrammetric Engineering articles that deal with specific subjects. The articles are grouped in an arbitrary listing for field ofinterest. In an attempt to avoid duplication, an'article listed in one field can be used to apply to others and is therefore not repeated. The title is listed to some key word, followed by the author(s) name(s) in italics, the year published in the Journal; the volume in Arabic numerals and the beginning page number (inasmuch as each volume is separately paginated). LIST OF HEADINGS Accuracy, Photogrammetric Forestry Aerotriangulation Geodesy Agriculture And Land Use Geology Study Highway Engineering Analytic Photogrammetry Holography Automation in Photogram­ Hydrology metry Lunar Mapping and Photog­ Biology, Dentistry and raphy Medicine Mapping, General Cadastral Surveys Navigation, Photogrammet­ Cameras and Lenses ric Close Range Photogram­ Photographic Enhancement metry Photographic Interpr. Equip- Color Aerial Photography ment Education in Photogram­ Photography, General metry Remote Sensing Electronic Mapping Soils Engineering Equipment, Photogrammet­ Space Photography ric Special Applications ACCURACY, PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ACCURACY AND APPLICATION, Soliman, 1971,37:879 ACCURACY OF PHOTOGRAMMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF CURVED SURFACES, Mikhail, 1963, 29:333 !\BSOLUTE ACCURACY OF PHOTOGRAMMETRY, Doyle, ACCURACY OF X-PARALLAX CLEARANCE, Trinder, 1972, 1963,29:105 38:261 ABSOLUTE ORIENTATION OF NEAR VERTICALS, Berlin, ACCURACY OF STEREO MODELS BY SIMULATION, Talts, 1964,30:1000 1968,34:962 ACCURACY AND PRECISION IN PHOTOGRAMMETRY, ATMOSPHERIC REFRACTION AND ITS DISTORTION OF Hallen, 1963, 29: 108 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS, Bruck & Faulds, 1964,30:292 225 226 PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ENGINEERING & REMOTE SENSING 1975 ATMOSPHERIC REFRACTION, Scarpace & Wolf, 1973, AEROTRIANGULATION PROCEDURES FOR NATIONAL 39:521 MAPPING OF CANADA, Stewart, 1964,30:130 B8 CONTOURING ACCURACY, Meadows, 1965, 31:695 AN ANALYSIS OF SUPER-LONG AERIAL CALIBRATION OF THE AIR PHOTO SYSTEM, Merchant, TRIANGULATIO AND ITS ApPLICABILITY I 1974, 40:605 PRACTICE, Brandenberger, 1964, 30:977 COMPARATOR CALIBRATION, Gugel, 1965,31:853 ANALYTICAL SIMULTANEOUS BLOCK TRIANGULATION COMPARISON OF ELEMENTS OF RELATIVE AND ADJUSTMENT, Matos, 1964, 30:786 ORIENTATION, Oswal, 1967,33:335 BLOCK ADJUSTMENT OPERATION AT C & GS, Keller, CONTOUR ACCURACY VS. SPOT HEIGHTS, Skidmore, 1967, 33: 1266 1965, 31:828 COMPUTATIONAL METHOD IN THE USGS, McKenzie & COORDINATE MEASUREMENT: THE ELUSIVE MICRON, Eller, 1965, 31:884 Lowen, 1964,30:962 CONFORMAL TRANSFORMATIONS AND POLYNOMIALS, DEFINITION AND DETERMINATION OF WEIGHTS OF Schut, 1966, 32:826 FUNDAMENTAL PHOTOGRAMMETRIC DATA AND CONFORMAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN THREE RESULTS, Hallert, 1963, 29: 1024 DIMENSIONS, Baetsle, 1966,32:816 DETERMINATION OF WEIGHTS OF PARALLAX DATA ACQUISITION IN AEROTRIANGULATION, OBSERVATIONS FOR NUMERICAL RELATIVE d'Atume, 1965,31:180 ORIENTATION, Ghosh, 1963,29:887 DOCUMENTED COMPUTER PROGRAMS, Keller, 1965, DEMONSTRATION BOARD FOR STEREOSCOPIC 31:892 PLOTTER ORIENTATION, Sailor, 1965,31:176 FORMATION OF STRIPS FROM INDEPENDENT MODELS, ECONOMICS OF IMAGE DEFORMATION CORRECTION, Schut, 1968, 34:690 Ziemann, 1972,38:155 INDEPENDENT MODEL TRIANGULATION, Wolf, 1970, EEFFECTS OF BACKGROUND IMAGERY ON 36:1262 COORDINATE MEASUREMENT, Roger, 1970,36:931 NUMERICAL RADIAL TRIANGULATION, Turpin, 1966, EFFECT OF TILT ON THE MEASUREMENT OF SPOT 32:1035 HEIGHTS USING PARALLAX METHODS, Johnson, PROJECTIVE METHODS, Morse, 1966, 32:849 1962, 28:492 RIGOROUS ADJUSTMENT OF STRIPS, Morgan, 1971, ERRORS IN PHOTOGRAMMETRY, Scherz, 1974,40:493 37:1271 EXPERIMENTS IN MODEL FORMATION, Gagnon & SIMULTANEOUS THREE DIMENSIONAL Peroon, 1972, 38:249 TRANSFORMATIONS OF HIGHER DEGREE, Mikhail, GRID PLATES, Szangolies, 1968,34:606 1964, 30:588 IMAGE ABERRATION, Merritt, 1963,29:119 SLOPE CORRECTION IN AEROTRIANGULATION INTERIOR ORIENTATION AND CONVERGENl RESEARCH, Tewinkel, 1965,31:180 PHOTOGRAPHY, Konecny, 1965, 31:625 STRIP ADJUSTMENT USING HARMONIC ANALYSIS, LET'S OPTIMIZE STEREOPLOTTING, Lyon, 1964,30:897 Rampal, 1971,37:469 LOCAL VARIATION OF PHOTOGRAMMETRIC TENSOR APPROACH TO BLOCK TRIANGULATION, Ball, REFRACTION, Saastamoinen, 1974,40:295 1973,39:81 MICRON AND THE MAP, Theis, 1965, 31:791 BLOCK ADJUSTMENT OF POLYNOMIAL MODEL FLATNESS, A GUIDE FOR STEREO-OPERATORS, TRANSFORMATIONS, Schut, 1967,33:1042 Katibah, 1964, 30:299 TRIANGULATION WITH SUPER WIDE ANGLE PHOTOS, NEW SIGNIFICANCE OF ERRORS OF INNER Derenyi, 1972, 38:31 ORIENTATION, Helava, 1963,29:126 TRIANGULATION WITH SANTONI STEREOSIMPLEX llC, NEW SUPER-WIDE ANGLE LENS FOR PROJECTION Nasu & Veress, 1973, 39: 1215 PLOTTERS, Malchow, 1964, 30:952 TRIANGULATION TECHNIQUE FOR OBJECTS IN SPACE, NUMBER OF ORIENTATION POINTS, Jochmann, 1965, Haney, Schofield, & Wooten, 1965,31:1020 31:670 REPORT OF COMMISSION III, AEROTRIANGULATION, ORIENTATION MATRIX, Light, 1966,32:434 Scher & Tewinkel, 1968, 34:458 PHOTOGRAMMETRIC REFRACTION, Schut, 1969, 35:79 WORLD-WIDE PASSIVE SATELLITE AERO­ POINTING ACCURACIES TO BLURRED SIGNALS, Trinder, TRIANGULATION SYSTEM, ACCURACY ASPECTS OF, 1971,37:192 Schmid, 1965,31:104 POINTING PRECISION, SPREAD FUNCTION AND MTF, Trinder, 1973, 39:863 QUALITY OF EXTERIOR ORIENTATION, Hallert, 1966, AGRICULTURE AND LA D-USE STUDY 32:464 QUALITY OF PRODUCTION ORTHOPHOTOS, Fleming, AIRPHOTO ANALYSIS OF BEEF AND DAIRY FARMING, 1973, 39: 1151 Ryerson & Wood, 1971,37:157 REFRACTION, Saastamoinen, 1972,38:799 CENSUS ANALYSIS AND POPULATION STUDIES, Eyre, REFRACTIVE COMPENSATION, Forrest, 1974,40:577 Adolphus & Amiel, 1970, 36:460 RELATIVE ORIENTATION IMPROVEMENT, Ghosh, 1966, COMPREHENSIVE CITY PLANNING FOR THE SMALL 32:410 COMMUNITY, PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND, Cissna, RESECTION USING ITERATIVE LEAST SQUARES, Boge, 1963, 29:681 1965, 31:701 CORN APHID INFESTATION COMPUTER ANALYZED SUPER WIDE ANGLE PROJECTION MAPPING FROM AERIAL COLOR-JR, Galway, Jackson, MacDiar­ INSTRUMENTATION, Gruner, 1964,30:745 mid & Wallen, 1974,40:943 SUPER WIDE ANGLE PHOTOS FOR LARGE SCALE GROUND DATA COLLECTION AND USE, Benson, MAPPING, Kasper, 31:635 Draeger & Pettinger, 1971,37:1159 THREE DIMENSIONAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF A HIGHWAY MATERIALS PROGRAM OF THE U.S. FOREST HIGHER DEGREE, Arthur, 1965,31:129 SERVICE, PHOTOINTERPRETATION IN, Muniz, 1964, TEST MEASUREMENTS IN COMPARATORS AND 30:966 TOLERANCES FOR SUCH INSTRUMENTS, Hallert, HOUSE DENSITY VS. SOCIOECONOMIC CONDITIONS, 1963, 29:301 . McCoy & Metivier, 1973,39:43 To MEASURE IS TO KNow - OR Is IT?, Colwell, 1963, IDENTIFICATION FOR TYPES OF FARMING ON AERJAL 29,71- PHOTOS, CRJTERIA FOR, Goodman, 1964,30:984 VERTICAL ACCURACY ANALYSIS, Coiner, 1962,28:410 LAND-USE CLASSIFICATION SCHEMES, Anderson, 1971, VERTICAL BASE 3-D ANALYSIS, Shmutter, 1966,32:422 37:379 X AND Y PARALLAX OBSERVATIONS, Ghosh, 31:667 LAND INVENTORY INTERPRETATION, Gimbarezevsky, 1966, 32:967 LAND USE CHANGES IN THE PARKWAY SCHOOL AEROTRIANGULATION DISTRICT, Falkner, 1968, 34:52 LEAF REFLECTANCE IN THE NEAR INFRARED,Gausman, ADJUSTMENT OF A STRIP USING ORTHOGONAL 1974,40:183 POLYNOMIALS, Vlcek, 1965,2:363 LOW-COST COMPUTERIZED LAND-USE AEREOTRIANGULATION BY SAP GO, Wong & CLASSIFICATION, Turinetti & Mintzer, 1974,40:479 Elphingstone, 1972,38:779 MEASURE CHANGES IN LAND USE AROUND HIGHWAY AERIAL TRIANGULATION IN THE ANTARCTIC, INTERCHANGES, USING AIRPHOTOS, Wagner, 1963, Brandenberger, 1964,30:197 29,645 PHOTOGRAMMETRY AS A SCIENCE AND AS A TOOL (AN INDEX) 227 OUTDOOR RECREATION SITE INVENTORY PLANNING, CAMERA ORIENTATION WITH PERIPHERAL CIRCLES, AIRPHOTO ANALYSIS IN, Dill, 1963,29:67 Merritt, 1972, 38:245 OVERVIEW OF SITE EVALUATION,Anschutz & Stallard, COMPLEX NUMBERS FOR BLOCK ADJUSTMENT, Dorrer, 1967,33:1381 1971,37:85 PLANT SIZE AND AERIAL FILMS, Gausman, Cardenas & COMPUTATIONAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY, Doyle, 1970, Gerbermann, 1974,40:61 36:567 REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND USE STUDIES, Nunnaly & COMPUTATIONAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY -A PANEL, Witmer, 1970, 36:449 Born, Irish, McKenzie, Nolan, Schafer, Sharp, Schmid SEQUENTIAL URBAN CHANGE, Richter, 1969, 35:764 & Rosenfield, 1962, 28:740 TIME-LAPSE REMOTE SENSING IN AGRICULTURE, COMPUTATIONAL TRADE-OFF IN A COMPARATOR, Croom, 1968,34:1166 Brown, 1969,35:185 URBAN PLANNING, PHOTOMAPS IN, Landen, 1966, DATA EDIT USING MODULAR COMPUTER PROGRAMS, 32:136 EI AssaI, 1968,34: U80 URBAN POVERTY STUDY, Mumbower & Donoghue, DEFORMATION ANALYSIS OF INFLATABLE SPHERES, 33:610 Ghosh, 1967,33:492 DERIVATION OF PARALLAX EQUATIONS, Bender, 1967, 33:1175 ANALYTIC PHOTOGRAMMETRY DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAMS FOR STRIP AND BLOCK ADJUSTMENT AT THE NATIONAL RESEARCH ACCURACY OF ANALYTICS BY COMPUTER COUNCIL, OF CANADA, 1964,30:283 SIMULATION, Wolters, 1968,34:1084 DIFFERENTIATION OF THE ORIENTATION MATRIX BY ACCURACy/COSTS WITH ANALYTICS, Lafferty, 1973, MATRIX MULTIPLIERS, Case,