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Close-Range Photogrammetry: A Guide to Good Practice
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By Adam Barnes
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Edited by Kieron Niven
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Acknowledgements
Section 1. Introduction
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1.1 Close-Range Digital Photogrammetry in an Archaeological Context
1.2 Current Metadata and Documentation Standards
Section 2. Data Collection and Documentation
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2.1 Typical Steps for a CRP Project
Section 3. Metadata Groups
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3.1 Project Metadata
3.2 Camera Metadata
3.3 Image Metadata
3.4 Reference/Datum Metadata
3.5 Model Metadata
Section 4. Archiving Close-range Photogrammetric Data
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4.1 Preparing to Archive
Section 5. Case study
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5.1 Close-Range Photogrammetry for Architecture at Ostia Antica, Italy
Bibliography and Further Reading
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Bibliography