Title
Incorporating Structure from Motion from Unmanned Aerial Systems in an Undergraduate Photogrammetry Course
Contributing USMA Research Unit(s)
Center for Environmental and Geographical Science
Publication Date
11-1-2018
Publication Title
Surveying and Land Information Systems
Document Type
Article
Abstract
This project sought to develop a replicable learning experience in an undergraduate photogrammetry course that included mission planning, data acquisition, product development, and assessment of the impact of the project on student learning. During the past 2 years, the final project for the course was implemented using a commercial off the shelf Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) to collect imagery at the United States Military Academy (USMA) at West Point, NY, as part of the final project for the course. This teaching approach enabled students to participate in the planning, collection, processing, analysis, and production of a product from start to end. Some of the final project results generated by the students are presented. We have also presented the results from an assessment on how the course and academic program goals were impacted after the implementation of the final project.
First Page
97
Recommended Citation
Wright, W. C., Oxendine, C. E., Kerr, D. J., & Brockhaus, J. (2018). Incorporating Structure from Motion from Unmanned Aerial Systems in an Undergraduate Photogrammetry Course. Surveying and Land Information Science, 77(2), 97-104.
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