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The Commission holds regular events and activities for members both nationally and regionally. Visit the SSSI Events Calendar to see upcoming Remote Sensing & Photogrammetry Commission events. If you have or know of a suitable CPD event, email us and request inclusion of the event here and on the home page.
The Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Commission was pleased to present three series of webinars over the past couple of years, noted below.
This series of presentations was about best practices when performing drone surveying and case studies/ applications by experts in the field of photogrammetry, drone operation and surveying. C
Many thanks to our sponsors ADAM Technolgoy and AVI Assist RPAS.
Title of the webinar
Presenter
Live Date
Recording link
Issues to consider when establishing a drone program – learnings from the US Geological Survey
Renee Bartolo, NT Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment
2/6/20
Establishing a Drone Program
Camera calibration and why it is important
Prof Clive Fraser, University of Melbourne
2/7/20
Understanding changes to RPAS operations introduced by the Part 101 Manual of Standards
Ross Anderson, AviAssist
13/7/20
Understanding changes to RPAS operations
Georeferencing techniques in drone-based photogrammetry and laser scanning
Dr Mozhdeh Shahbazi, University of Calgary, Centre de Géomatique du Québec
15/7/21
Quality assessment
Jason Birch, Adam Technology
18/8/20
Quality Assessment
On the importance of ground control points for the aerial triangulation of UAS-based image flights
Prof. Thomas P. Kersten, HafenCity University Hamburg, Germany
27/8/20
Ground control points
Photogrammetry VS Structure from motion VS Lidar
22/9/20
Photogrammetry VS SFM VS Lidar
Investigations on the geometric quality of cameras for UAV applications using the high precision UAV test field Zollern colliery
Dr. Alamouri Ahmed, Technical University Brunswick, Germany
9/9/20
This series consists of several webinars related to using spatial technologies to enable digital clinical workflows and support health workers with their decisions. The presentations relate to a number of clinical related projects from genomic studies, speech pathology and burns.
Recording Link
Dr Richard Palmer, Curtin University
Cliniface – Unlocking Facial Clues
11/5/20
Link
Prof. Peter Baade, Cancer Council Queensland
Australian Cancer Atlas – a critical piece of the evidence puzzle
3/6/20
Dr Petra Helmholz, Curtin University, SSSI RSP
Monitoring human burn wounds using Spatial Technologies
29/6/20
Dr Roslyn Ward, Notre Dame University
Facial Tracking – Assisting Speech Language Pathologists with Objective Measures
20/7/20
Professor Mary-Louise McLaws and Dr Ori Gudes
The use of technology in the era of covid19
26/8/20
Mortaza Rezae, Curtin University
The Development and Evaluation of a Mobile App to Facilitate Public Transport Use for Individuals on The Autism Spectrum: A Co-Production Approach
12/8/20
The RSP Commission was pleased to partner with the Hydrography Commission to explore the world of underwater mapping.
Topic
Mapping the Seafloor - Sonar
Iain Parnum, Curtin University
11/8/21
Investigation of deep-towed MBES bathymetry and backscatter data in areas of hydrothermal activity along the Central and Southeast Indian Ridges
Tanja Durfek, HafenCity University, Hamburg, Germany
13/9/21
Underwater mapping via UAV-borne photo and laser bathymetry
Gottfried Mandlburger, TU Vienna
23/9/21
Recent Advances in Underwater Photogrammetry - Calibration, Accuracy and Applications
Mark Shortis (RMIT) and Petra Helmholz (Curtin University)
13/10/21
Underwater Photogrammetry – Challenges and solutions from ultra-close range to ROV applications
Oliver Kahmen and Robin Rofallski (Jade University, Oldenburg, Germany)
8/11/21
Please find information on what is happening at the Remote Sensing & Photogrammetry Commission this month!
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