Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Institut für Informatik

2. Panoramic Photogrammetry Workshop Berlin, Germany 24-25 February 2005 The next workshop is scheduled for Feb 2007. Workshop Report Workshop Proceedings Online Workshop Abstracts Impressions Organized by: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin , Institut für Informatik , Computer Vision (Ralf Reulke, Uwe Knauer) ISPRS WG V/5 'Development in image sensor technology' (Ralf Reulke, Sergei Zheltov) ISPRS WG V/1 'Industrial vision metrology systems and applications’ (Thomas Luhmann, Frank van den Heuvel) Institute of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, TU Dresden (Hans-Gerd Maas, Danilo Schneider) Scope: Panoramic cameras have found growing interest in photogrammetry in the past few years. Originally primarily being used for web-based animation purposes, panoramic cameras have meanwhile reached a performance, which makes them an interesting data acquisition tool for a wide range of applications in photogrammetry. Especially for recording indoor scenes the use of panoramic cameras has proven to be rather economical. Integration of panoramic imaging and terrestrial laser scanning with an inertial measurement unit allows new application in high-resolution mobile mapping. After the successful first workshop in Dresden February 2004 this workshop aimed at bringing together system manufacturers, algorithm and software developers, data providers and users of panoramic devices in photogrammetry to report on recent developments in sensor and system design, mathematical modelling as well as data acquisition, processing and visualization schemes. Topics of the workshop included, but were not limited to:   360° panoramic camera design   Panoramic route image acquisition systems   Terrestrial laserscanning   Sensor modeling and calibration   Sensor integration and data fusion   3-D object reconstruction   Automated data processing   Visualization techniques Our sponsors:    Last changes: 14.09.2004