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Most people readily associate photogrammetry with its use in the production of maps and plans by aerial surveying techniques. Whilst this remains the main use for photogrammetry the overall range of applications extends from orthodontic measurement to the three-dimensional modelling of nuclear reprocessing facilities.

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  1. D. Stevens
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  1. Department of the Environment, Building Regulations Division, London, UK

    J. F. A. Moore (Head of Structural Engineering Branch, Head of Structural Integrity Division) (Head of Structural Engineering Branch, Head of Structural Integrity Division)

  2. Building Regulations Establishment, Watford, UK

    J. F. A. Moore (Head of Structural Engineering Branch, Head of Structural Integrity Division) (Head of Structural Engineering Branch, Head of Structural Integrity Division)

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Stevens, D. (1992). Photogrammetry. In: Moore, J.F.A. (eds) Monitoring Building Structures. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-5894-8_3

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