A

Abad, T.

• Impact Assessment of the Renewable Energies in the Cultural Heritage: the Case of the Way of St. James in Spain, pages 165–171

Abate, D.

• 3D painting documentation: evaluation of conservation conditions with 3D imaging and ranging techniques, pages 1–8

Adduci, M.

• A Quality Evaluation of Single and Multiple Camera Calibration Approaches for an Indoor Multi Camera Tracking System, pages 9–15

Aicardi, I.

• Evaluation Of Mass Market Devices For The Documentation Of The Cultural Heritage, pages 17–22

Ajioka, O.

• Application of SFM and laser scanning technology to the description of mosaics piece by piece, pages 23–28

Akca, D.

• Photogrammetric Deformation Monitoring of the Second Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul, pages 71–76

Al-Durgham, K.

• Performance of parameter-domain and spatial-domain pole-like feature segmentation using single and multiple terrestrial laser scans, pages 349–355

Al-Hamad, A.

• Smartphones Based Mobile Mapping Systems, pages 29–34

Altan, O.

• Photogrammetric Deformation Monitoring of the Second Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul, pages 71–76

Altuntas, C.

• Pile volume measurement by range imaging camera in indoor environment, pages 35–39

Amiri, S.

• A Fast, Accurate and Easy to Implement Method for Pose Recognition of an Intramedullary Nail using a Tracked C-arm, pages 217–223

Amplianitis, K.

• A Quality Evaluation of Single and Multiple Camera Calibration Approaches for an Indoor Multi Camera Tracking System, pages 9–15

Ampolo, C.

• The sanctuary of Punta Stilo at Kaulonia-Monasterace (Rc, Italy): preliminary results of the close range photogrammetric surveys 2012-2013, pages 559–563

Anai, T.

• Aerial photogrammetry procedure optimized for micro uav, pages 41–46

Anglin, C.

• A Fast, Accurate and Easy to Implement Method for Pose Recognition of an Intramedullary Nail using a Tracked C-arm, pages 217–223

Apollonio, F. I.

• Evaluation of feature-based methods for automated network orientation, pages 47–54

Arastounia, M.

• Segmentation of planar surfaces in LiDAR point clouds of an electrical substation by exploring the structure of points neighbourhood, pages 55–62

Armesto, J.

• Door recognition in cluttered building interiors using imagery and lidar data, pages 203–209
• Lidar-equipped uav for building information modelling, pages 523–527

Arrigoni, F.

• Robust Global Motion Estimation with Matrix Completion, pages 63–70

Avsar, Ö.

• Photogrammetric Deformation Monitoring of the Second Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul, pages 71–76

B

Badawy, H. M.

• Automatic Classification of coarse density LiDAR data in urban area, pages 77–81

Baibatsha, A. B.

• Paleovalleys mapping using remote sensing, pages 83–86

Ballabeni, A.

• Evaluation of feature-based methods for automated network orientation, pages 47–54

Barazzetti, L.

• Scan registration using planar features, pages 501–508

Bertacchi, S.

• 3D models mapping optimization through an integrated parameterization approach: cases studies from Ravenna, pages 173–180

Berveglieri, A.

• A feasibility study on the measurement of tree trunks in forests using multi-scale vertical images, pages 87–92

Bethmann, F.

• Object-based Multi-Image Semi-Global Matching – Concept and first results, pages 93–100
• Congruence analysis of point clouds from unstable stereo image sequences, pages 301–306

Bidino, S.

• Semi-automatic extraction of sectional view from point clouds – The case of Ottmarsheim's abbey-church, pages 343–348

Bienert, A.

• A voxel-based technique to estimate the volume of trees from terrestrial laser scanner data, pages 101–106

Blaskow, R.

• Analysis and correction of the dependency between laser scanner intensity values and range, pages 107–112

Boehm, J.

• A New Framework For Interactive Segmentation of Point Clouds, pages 357–362
• Indoor Modelling Benchmark for 3D Geometry Extraction, pages 581–587

Bolognesi, M.

• Accuracy of cultural heritage 3D models by RPAS and terrestrial photogrammetry, pages 113–119

Briese, C.

• Investigation on the Automatic Geo-Referencing of Archaeological UAV Photographs by Correlation with Pre-Existing Ortho-Photos, pages 307–312

Brumana, R.

• Scan registration using planar features, pages 501–508

C

Campi, M.

• Discovering hidden architectures of ancient time: 3d data survey to reveal the myth of mithra in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, pages 121–128
• Methods and tools to enjoy and to study inaccessible Heritage, pages 137–144

Canciani, M.

• A new Gis-based map of villa Adriana, a multimedia guide for ancient paths, pages 129–136

Capone, M.

• Methods and tools to enjoy and to study inaccessible Heritage, pages 137–144

Carvalho, G. J.

• Monitoring marginal erosion in hydroelectric reservoirs with terrestrial mobile laser scanner, pages 589–596

Catuogno, R.

• Discovering hidden architectures of ancient time: 3d data survey to reveal the myth of mithra in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, pages 121–128

Chan, T. O.

• Geometric Modelling of Octagonal Lamp Poles, pages 145–150

Chandler, J. H.

• Water Surface and Velocity Measurement-River and Flume, pages 151–156
• 3D Case Studies of Monitoring Dynamic Structural Tests using Long Exposure Imagery, pages 407–411

Chang, H.

• Evaluations of Three-Dimensional Building Model Reconstruction from LiDAR Point Clouds and Single-View Perspective Imagery, pages 597–600

Chiappetta, F.

• A new Gis-based map of villa Adriana, a multimedia guide for ancient paths, pages 129–136

Chiarini, S.

• A multi-range approach for Cultural Heritage survey: a case study in Mantua Unesco site, pages 157–164

Chias, P.

• Impact Assessment of the Renewable Energies in the Cultural Heritage: the Case of the Way of St. James in Spain, pages 165–171

Chikatsu, H.

• Generation of effective orthophotos for road surfaces using MMS, pages 621–628

Cipriani, L.

• 3D models mapping optimization through an integrated parameterization approach: cases studies from Ravenna, pages 173–180

Cosso, T.

• Surveying and mapping a cave using 3d laser scanner: the open challenge with free and open source software, pages 181–186

Cremonesi, S.

• A multi-range approach for Cultural Heritage survey: a case study in Mantua Unesco site, pages 157–164

D

Dall'Asta, E.

• A comparison of semiglobal and local dense matching algorithms for surface reconstruction, pages 187–194

Date, H.

• Finding the next-best scanner position for as-built modeling of piping systems, pages 313–320

Detchev, I.

• Deformation monitoring with off-the-shelf digital cameras for civil engineering fatigue testing, pages 195–202

Djuricic, A.

• Potentials of small, lightweight and low cost Multi-Echo Laser Scanners for detecting Grape Berries, pages 211–216

Doneus, M.

• Investigation on the Automatic Geo-Referencing of Archaeological UAV Photographs by Correlation with Pre-Existing Ortho-Photos, pages 307–312

Díaz-Vilariño, L.

• Door recognition in cluttered building interiors using imagery and lidar data, pages 203–209
• 3D Modelling of Interior Spaces: Learning the Language of Indoor Architecture, pages 321–326
• Lidar-equipped uav for building information modelling, pages 523–527

E

El-Badry, M.

• Deformation monitoring with off-the-shelf digital cameras for civil engineering fatigue testing, pages 195–202

El-Sheimy, N.

• Smartphones Based Mobile Mapping Systems, pages 29–34
• Automatic Classification of coarse density LiDAR data in urban area, pages 77–81

Esfandiari, H.

• A Fast, Accurate and Easy to Implement Method for Pose Recognition of an Intramedullary Nail using a Tracked C-arm, pages 217–223

Estela, A.

• A New Approach for Documentation, Conservation and Preservation of the Monolithic Statues in San Agustín as Pilot for Outdoor Cultural Heritage Documentation in Colombia, pages 225–229

F

Fabre, Ph.

• 3D Modeling By Consolidation Of Independent Geometries Extracted From Point Clouds – The Case Of The Modeling Of The Turckheim's Chapel (Alsace, France), pages 327–329

Faltýnová, M.

• Airborne Laser Scanning and Image Processing Techniques for Archaeological Prospection, pages 231–235

Fantini, F.

• 3D models mapping optimization through an integrated parameterization approach: cases studies from Ravenna, pages 173–180

Fassi, F.

• A multi-range approach for Cultural Heritage survey: a case study in Mantua Unesco site, pages 157–164

Ferrando, I.

• Surveying and mapping a cave using 3d laser scanner: the open challenge with free and open source software, pages 181–186

Ferreira, E.

• Water Surface and Velocity Measurement-River and Flume, pages 151–156

Fiorillo, F.

• A non-conventional procedure for the 3D modeling of WWI forts, pages 457–464

Forlani, G.

• Evaluation of DEM generation accuracy from UAS imagery, pages 529–536

Fornari, M.

• Evaluation of DEM generation accuracy from UAS imagery, pages 529–536

Fragneto, P.

• Robust Global Motion Estimation with Matrix Completion, pages 63–70

Fregonese, L.

• A multi-range approach for Cultural Heritage survey: a case study in Mantua Unesco site, pages 157–164

Fritsch, D.

• Filtering of Point Clouds from Photogrammetric Surface Reconstruction, pages 615–620

Furini, A.

• Accuracy of cultural heritage 3D models by RPAS and terrestrial photogrammetry, pages 113–119

Fuse, T.

• Development of a self-localization method using sensors on mobile devices, pages 237–242
• Sensitive Analysis of Observation Model for Human Tracking Using a Stochastic Process, pages 445–450

Fusiello, A.

• Robust Global Motion Estimation with Matrix Completion, pages 63–70

G

Gaiani, M.

• Evaluation of feature-based methods for automated network orientation, pages 47–54

Gattari, M. G.

• 3D painting documentation: evaluation of conservation conditions with 3D imaging and ranging techniques, pages 1–8

Genovese, G.

• Image-based 3D modeling for the knowledge and the representation of archaeological dig and pottery: Sant'Omobono and Sarno project's strategies, pages 243–250

Giacomini, A.

• A comparison of multi-view 3D reconstruction of a rock wall using several cameras and a laser scanner, pages 573–580

Gianolio, S.

• Image-based 3D modeling for the knowledge and the representation of archaeological dig and pottery: Sant'Omobono and Sarno project's strategies, pages 243–250

Giuliano, M. G.

• Cultural Heritage: An example of graphical documentation with automated photogrammetric systems, pages 251–255

Gleeson, B.

• Extracting Rail Track Geometry from Static Terrestrial Laser Scans for Monitoring Purposes, pages 553–557

Gorbatsevich, V.

• Face Pose Recognition Based on Monocular Digital Imagery and Stereo-Based Estimation of its Precision, pages 257–263

Grussenmeyer, P.

• Localization using RGB-D cameras orthoimages, pages 425–432

Guan, H.

• Automated Extraction of 3D Trees from Mobile LiDAR Point Clouds, pages 629–632

Guarnieri, A.

• An ISVD-based Euclidian structure from motion for smartphones, pages 401–406
• Processing lidar waveform data for 3D visual assessment of forest environments, pages 493–499

Gui, L.

• A real-time photogrammetry system based on embedded architecture, pages 633–638

Guild, R.

• Semi-automatic extraction of sectional view from point clouds – The case of Ottmarsheim's abbey-church, pages 343–348

H

Haala, N.

• Filtering of Point Clouds from Photogrammetric Surface Reconstruction, pages 615–620

Habib, A.

• Deformation monitoring with off-the-shelf digital cameras for civil engineering fatigue testing, pages 195–202
• Performance of parameter-domain and spatial-domain pole-like feature segmentation using single and multiple terrestrial laser scans, pages 349–355

Hamacher, J.

• A New Approach for Documentation, Conservation and Preservation of the Monolithic Statues in San Agustín as Pilot for Outdoor Cultural Heritage Documentation in Colombia, pages 225–229

Hanke, K.

• Evaluating the geometric shape of a flying paraglider, pages 265–272

Hanzalová, K.

• New knowledge in determining the astronomical orientation of Incas object in Ollantaytambo, Peru, pages 273–276

He, F.

• Deformation monitoring with off-the-shelf digital cameras for civil engineering fatigue testing, pages 195–202

Heipke, C.

• UAV-based photogrammetry: monitoring of a building zone, pages 601–606

Hess, C.

• A voxel-based technique to estimate the volume of trees from terrestrial laser scanner data, pages 101–106

Hess, M.

• A contest of sensors in close range 3D imaging: performance evaluation with a new metric test object, pages 277–284

Hieronymus, J.

• Radiometric Calibration of dual Sensor Camera System, a Comparison of classical and low cost Calibration, pages 421–424

Hindmarch, J.

• Modelling the appearance of heritage metallic surfaces, pages 371–377

Holler, G.

• A novel high accuracy 3D scanning device for rock-art sites, pages 285–291

Hori, Y.

• Application of SFM and laser scanning technology to the description of mosaics piece by piece, pages 23–28

Hosseininaveh Ahmadabadian, A.

• A contest of sensors in close range 3D imaging: performance evaluation with a new metric test object, pages 277–284
• Photogrammetric Analysis of a Heritage Ceiling, pages 379–383

Hullo, J.-F.

• Scaling up close-range surveys, a challenge for the generalization of as-built data in industrial applications, pages 293–299

Höll, T.

• A novel high accuracy 3D scanning device for rock-art sites, pages 285–291

I

Iovane, D.

• Discovering hidden architectures of ancient time: 3d data survey to reveal the myth of mithra in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, pages 121–128

J

Jain, K.

• Image based 3D city modeling : Comparative study, pages 537–546

Jepping, C.

• Congruence analysis of point clouds from unstable stereo image sequences, pages 301–306

Jutzi, B.

• Potentials of small, lightweight and low cost Multi-Echo Laser Scanners for detecting Grape Berries, pages 211–216

K

Kanai, S.

• Finding the next-best scanner position for as-built modeling of piping systems, pages 313–320

Karel, W.

• Investigation on the Automatic Geo-Referencing of Archaeological UAV Photographs by Correlation with Pre-Existing Ortho-Photos, pages 307–312

Kawashima, K.

• Finding the next-best scanner position for as-built modeling of piping systems, pages 313–320

Khoshelham, K.

• Door recognition in cluttered building interiors using imagery and lidar data, pages 203–209
• 3D Modelling of Interior Spaces: Learning the Language of Indoor Architecture, pages 321–326

Klokočník, J.

• New knowledge in determining the astronomical orientation of Incas object in Ollantaytambo, Peru, pages 273–276

Kniest, E.

• A comparison of multi-view 3D reconstruction of a rock wall using several cameras and a laser scanner, pages 573–580

Knyaz, V.

• Face Pose Recognition Based on Monocular Digital Imagery and Stereo-Based Estimation of its Precision, pages 257–263
• Human Vision Pathology Diagnostics by Photogrammetrics Means, pages 437–443

Kobayashi, Y.

• Interactive Trunk Extraction from Forest Point Cloud, pages 433–436

Kochi, N.

• Aerial photogrammetry procedure optimized for micro uav, pages 41–46

Koehl, M.

• 3D Modeling By Consolidation Of Independent Geometries Extracted From Point Clouds – The Case Of The Modeling Of The Turckheim's Chapel (Alsace, France), pages 327–329

Kolokytha, S.

• Three-dimensional imaging of hold baggage for airport security, pages 331–336

Koschitzki, R.

• An autonomous image based approach for detecting glacial lake outburst floods, pages 337–342

Kostelecký, J.

• New knowledge in determining the astronomical orientation of Incas object in Ollantaytambo, Peru, pages 273–276

Kyle, S. A.

• Multispectral calibration to enhance the metrology performance of C-mount camera systems, pages 517–521

L

Lagüela, S.

• Door recognition in cluttered building interiors using imagery and lidar data, pages 203–209
• Lidar-equipped uav for building information modelling, pages 523–527

Landes, T.

• Semi-automatic extraction of sectional view from point clouds – The case of Ottmarsheim's abbey-church, pages 343–348
• Localization using RGB-D cameras orthoimages, pages 425–432

Lari, Z.

• Performance of parameter-domain and spatial-domain pole-like feature segmentation using single and multiple terrestrial laser scans, pages 349–355

Li, J.

• Automated Extraction of 3D Trees from Mobile LiDAR Point Clouds, pages 629–632

Lichti, D. D.

• Segmentation of planar surfaces in LiDAR point clouds of an electrical substation by exploring the structure of points neighbourhood, pages 55–62
• Geometric Modelling of Octagonal Lamp Poles, pages 145–150
• A Fast, Accurate and Easy to Implement Method for Pose Recognition of an Intramedullary Nail using a Tracked C-arm, pages 217–223

Lindenbergh, R.

• Accuracy assessment of building point clouds automatically generated from iphone images, pages 547–552

Lingua, A.

• Evaluation Of Mass Market Devices For The Documentation Of The Cultural Heritage, pages 17–22

Lingua, E.

• Processing lidar waveform data for 3D visual assessment of forest environments, pages 493–499

Liu, K.

• A New Framework For Interactive Segmentation of Point Clouds, pages 357–362

Luhmann, T.

• Object-based Multi-Image Semi-Global Matching – Concept and first results, pages 93–100
• Congruence analysis of point clouds from unstable stereo image sequences, pages 301–306
• Eccentricity in Images of Circular and Spherical Targets and its Impact to 3D Object Reconstruction, pages 363–370

di Luggo, A.

• Discovering hidden architectures of ancient time: 3d data survey to reveal the myth of mithra in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, pages 121–128

M

Ma, D.

• A real-time photogrammetry system based on embedded architecture, pages 633–638

Maas, H.-G.

• A voxel-based technique to estimate the volume of trees from terrestrial laser scanner data, pages 101–106
• An autonomous image based approach for detecting glacial lake outburst floods, pages 337–342
• An Integrated Flexible Self-calibration Approach for 2D Laser Scanning Range Finders Applied to the Hokuyo UTM-30LX-EW, pages 385–393

MacDonald, L.

• Modelling the appearance of heritage metallic surfaces, pages 371–377
• Photogrammetric Analysis of a Heritage Ceiling, pages 379–383
• Multispectral calibration to enhance the metrology performance of C-mount camera systems, pages 517–521

Mader, D.

• An Integrated Flexible Self-calibration Approach for 2D Laser Scanning Range Finders Applied to the Hokuyo UTM-30LX-EW, pages 385–393

Malapelle, F.

• Robust Global Motion Estimation with Matrix Completion, pages 63–70

Mandla, V. R.

• Image based 3D city modeling : Comparative study, pages 537–546

Markiewicz, J. S.

• Terrestrial scanning or digital images in inventory of monumental objects? – case study, pages 395–400

Martínez-Sánchez, J.

• Door recognition in cluttered building interiors using imagery and lidar data, pages 203–209

Masiero, A.

• An ISVD-based Euclidian structure from motion for smartphones, pages 401–406
• Processing lidar waveform data for 3D visual assessment of forest environments, pages 493–499

Mateev, I.

• Human Vision Pathology Diagnostics by Photogrammetrics Means, pages 437–443

Matsumoto, K.

• Development of a self-localization method using sensors on mobile devices, pages 237–242

McCarthy, D. M. J.

• 3D Case Studies of Monitoring Dynamic Structural Tests using Long Exposure Imagery, pages 407–411

Menna, F.

• 3D painting documentation: evaluation of conservation conditions with 3D imaging and ranging techniques, pages 1–8
• Photogrammetry applied to Problematic artefacts, pages 451–456
• A non-conventional procedure for the 3D modeling of WWI forts, pages 457–464
• Accuracy of typical photogrammetric networks in cultural heritage 3D modeling projects, pages 465–472
• Kinect Fusion improvement using depth camera calibration, pages 479–485

Mermati, F.

• Image-based 3D modeling for the knowledge and the representation of archaeological dig and pottery: Sant'Omobono and Sarno project's strategies, pages 243–250

Meschini, A.

• Point cloud-based survey for cultural heritage – An experience of integrated use of range-based and image-based technology for the San Francesco convent in Monterubbiano, pages 413–420

Michelini, M.

• A new Gis-based map of villa Adriana, a multimedia guide for ancient paths, pages 129–136

Minto, S.

• A non-conventional procedure for the 3D modeling of WWI forts, pages 457–464

Misgaiski-Hass, M.

• Radiometric Calibration of dual Sensor Camera System, a Comparison of classical and low cost Calibration, pages 421–424

Mittet, M.-A.

• Localization using RGB-D cameras orthoimages, pages 425–432

Mizoguchi, T.

• Interactive Trunk Extraction from Forest Point Cloud, pages 433–436

Moraes, M. V. A.

• Monitoring marginal erosion in hydroelectric reservoirs with terrestrial mobile laser scanner, pages 589–596

Moussa, A.

• Automatic Classification of coarse density LiDAR data in urban area, pages 77–81

Murtagh, R.

• A comparison of multi-view 3D reconstruction of a rock wall using several cameras and a laser scanner, pages 573–580

Murynin, A.

• Human Vision Pathology Diagnostics by Photogrammetrics Means, pages 437–443

N

Nakanishi, W.

• Sensitive Analysis of Observation Model for Human Tracking Using a Stochastic Process, pages 445–450

Nicolae, C.

• Photogrammetry applied to Problematic artefacts, pages 451–456

Nocerino, E.

• Photogrammetry applied to Problematic artefacts, pages 451–456
• A non-conventional procedure for the 3D modeling of WWI forts, pages 457–464
• Accuracy of typical photogrammetric networks in cultural heritage 3D modeling projects, pages 465–472

Nový, P.

• Airborne Laser Scanning and Image Processing Techniques for Archaeological Prospection, pages 231–235

O

Oda, K.

• Quasi-five point algorithm with non-linear minimization, pages 473–478

Oliveira, R. O.

• A feasibility study on the measurement of tree trunks in forests using multi-scale vertical images, pages 87–92

Orlando, A.

• Surveying and mapping a cave using 3d laser scanner: the open challenge with free and open source software, pages 181–186

Osaragi, K.

• Aerial photogrammetry procedure optimized for micro uav, pages 41–46

Otani, H.

• Aerial photogrammetry procedure optimized for micro uav, pages 41–46

von Oheimb, G.

• A voxel-based technique to estimate the volume of trees from terrestrial laser scanner data, pages 101–106

P

Pagliari, D.

• Kinect Fusion improvement using depth camera calibration, pages 479–485

Pallottino, E.

• A new Gis-based map of villa Adriana, a multimedia guide for ancient paths, pages 129–136

Palmeri, A.

• 3D Case Studies of Monitoring Dynamic Structural Tests using Long Exposure Imagery, pages 407–411

Palomba, D.

• Discovering hidden architectures of ancient time: 3d data survey to reveal the myth of mithra in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, pages 121–128

Parra, M. C.

• The sanctuary of Punta Stilo at Kaulonia-Monasterace (Rc, Italy): preliminary results of the close range photogrammetric surveys 2012-2013, pages 559–563

Patias, P.

• Close-range imaging and research priorities in Europe, pages 487–492

Pellegrinelli, A.

• Accuracy of cultural heritage 3D models by RPAS and terrestrial photogrammetry, pages 113–119

Petrucci, E.

• Point cloud-based survey for cultural heritage – An experience of integrated use of range-based and image-based technology for the San Francesco convent in Monterubbiano, pages 413–420

Pfeifer, N.

• Investigation on the Automatic Geo-Referencing of Archaeological UAV Photographs by Correlation with Pre-Existing Ortho-Photos, pages 307–312

Pinto, L.

• Kinect Fusion improvement using depth camera calibration, pages 479–485

Pinz, A.

• A novel high accuracy 3D scanning device for rock-art sites, pages 285–291

Piras, M.

• Evaluation Of Mass Market Devices For The Documentation Of The Cultural Heritage, pages 17–22

Pirotti, F.

• An ISVD-based Euclidian structure from motion for smartphones, pages 401–406
• Processing lidar waveform data for 3D visual assessment of forest environments, pages 493–499

Previtali, M.

• Scan registration using planar features, pages 501–508

R

Reich, M.

• UAV-based photogrammetry: monitoring of a building zone, pages 601–606

Reinhardt, W.

• UAV Data Processing for Large Scale Topographical Mapping, pages 565–572

Remondino, F.

• 3D painting documentation: evaluation of conservation conditions with 3D imaging and ranging techniques, pages 1–8
• Evaluation of feature-based methods for automated network orientation, pages 47–54
• Photogrammetry applied to Problematic artefacts, pages 451–456
• A non-conventional procedure for the 3D modeling of WWI forts, pages 457–464
• Accuracy of typical photogrammetric networks in cultural heritage 3D modeling projects, pages 465–472
• Kinect Fusion improvement using depth camera calibration, pages 479–485

Reulke, R.

• A Quality Evaluation of Single and Multiple Camera Calibration Approaches for an Indoor Multi Camera Tracking System, pages 9–15

Reznicek, J.

• Method for Measuring Lens Distortion by Using Pinhole Lens, pages 509–515

Robson, S.

• A contest of sensors in close range 3D imaging: performance evaluation with a new metric test object, pages 277–284
• Three-dimensional imaging of hold baggage for airport security, pages 331–336
• Modelling the appearance of heritage metallic surfaces, pages 371–377
• Photogrammetric Analysis of a Heritage Ceiling, pages 379–383
• Multispectral calibration to enhance the metrology performance of C-mount camera systems, pages 517–521
• Extracting Rail Track Geometry from Static Terrestrial Laser Scans for Monitoring Purposes, pages 553–557

Roca, D.

• Lidar-equipped uav for building information modelling, pages 523–527

Roncella, R.

• A comparison of semiglobal and local dense matching algorithms for surface reconstruction, pages 187–194
• Kinect Fusion improvement using depth camera calibration, pages 479–485
• Evaluation of DEM generation accuracy from UAS imagery, pages 529–536

Rossi, B.

• Robust Global Motion Estimation with Matrix Completion, pages 63–70

Rossi, D.

• Point cloud-based survey for cultural heritage – An experience of integrated use of range-based and image-based technology for the San Francesco convent in Monterubbiano, pages 413–420

Rothermel, M.

• Filtering of Point Clouds from Photogrammetric Surface Reconstruction, pages 615–620

Rubio, M. F.

• Monitoring marginal erosion in hydroelectric reservoirs with terrestrial mobile laser scanner, pages 589–596

Russo, P.

• Accuracy of cultural heritage 3D models by RPAS and terrestrial photogrammetry, pages 113–119

Russo, V.

• Accuracy of cultural heritage 3D models by RPAS and terrestrial photogrammetry, pages 113–119

S

Saccone, M.

• A new Gis-based map of villa Adriana, a multimedia guide for ancient paths, pages 129–136

Santise, M.

• Evaluation of DEM generation accuracy from UAS imagery, pages 529–536

Sasaki, T.

• Aerial photogrammetry procedure optimized for micro uav, pages 41–46

Scaioni, M.

• Scan registration using planar features, pages 501–508

Schenk, S.

• Evaluating the geometric shape of a flying paraglider, pages 265–272

Schlussel, B.

• 3D Modeling By Consolidation Of Independent Geometries Extracted From Point Clouds – The Case Of The Modeling Of The Turckheim's Chapel (Alsace, France), pages 327–329

Schneider, D.

• Analysis and correction of the dependency between laser scanner intensity values and range, pages 107–112

Schwalbe, E.

• An autonomous image based approach for detecting glacial lake outburst floods, pages 337–342

Scortecci, A.

• A new Gis-based map of villa Adriana, a multimedia guide for ancient paths, pages 129–136

Shiono, K.

• Water Surface and Velocity Measurement-River and Flume, pages 151–156

Shortis, M. R.

• Multispectral calibration to enhance the metrology performance of C-mount camera systems, pages 517–521

Sicuranza, F.

• Point cloud-based survey for cultural heritage – An experience of integrated use of range-based and image-based technology for the San Francesco convent in Monterubbiano, pages 413–420

Silva, L. S. L.

• Monitoring marginal erosion in hydroelectric reservoirs with terrestrial mobile laser scanner, pages 589–596

Singh, S. P.

• Image based 3D city modeling : Comparative study, pages 537–546

Sirmacek, B.

• Accuracy assessment of building point clouds automatically generated from iphone images, pages 547–552

Soni, A.

• Extracting Rail Track Geometry from Static Terrestrial Laser Scans for Monitoring Purposes, pages 553–557

Speller, R.

• Three-dimensional imaging of hold baggage for airport security, pages 331–336

T

Taccola, E.

• The sanctuary of Punta Stilo at Kaulonia-Monasterace (Rc, Italy): preliminary results of the close range photogrammetric surveys 2012-2013, pages 559–563

Taffurelli, L.

• A multi-range approach for Cultural Heritage survey: a case study in Mantua Unesco site, pages 157–164

Tampubolon, W.

• UAV Data Processing for Large Scale Topographical Mapping, pages 565–572

Terras, M.

• Modelling the appearance of heritage metallic surfaces, pages 371–377

Thibault, G.

• Scaling up close-range surveys, a challenge for the generalization of as-built data in industrial applications, pages 293–299

Thoeni, K.

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