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Understanding VNA Calibration - UMD
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Chapter 4 - Photogrammetry
www.codot.gov4.1.2 Purpose of this Chapter The purpose of this chapter is to define the specifications that shall be followed while performing aerial surveys, photogrammetry and geospatial data processing for CDOT. CDOT contracts out all aerial surveys as the aerial photography and mapping equipment is not available in the department.