Photogrammetry in coral ecology: A technique for the study of changes in coral communities

Done TJ. 1981. Photogrammetry in coral ecology: A technique for the study of changes in coral communities. Proceedings of the Fourth International Coral Reef Symposium, Manila. 2

Photogrammetry has been used to obtain some types of ecological data usually collected by more labour intensive methods. The advantages and applications of stereophotography are discussed, and some preliminary results presented. Prospects for fully automated photogrammetric determinations of complex surfaces are discussed. Abstract provided by author.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Done, Terence
Units
BUIS
Keywords
Abundance, Benthos, Coral Reefs, Data Collection, Data retrieval, Data structure, Ecology, Photogrammetry, Research, Shape, Size, Spatial data, Stereophotography

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