Automatic Aerial Triangulation

Automatic Aerial Triangulation is a photogrammetric process that uses overlapping aerial photographs to determine the X, Y, and Z ground coordinates of points, crucial for creating accurate maps and 3D models. The primary goal of Automatic Aerial Triangulation is to establish a precise spatial framework for a set of aerial images, enabling the creation of accurate maps, digital elevation models (DEMs), and other photogrammetric products.