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Archiving and geoprocessing of historical aerial images Current status in Europe ebastien Giordano, Cl´ ement Mallet Univ. Paris-Est, LASTIG STRUDEL, IGN, ENSG, F-94160 Saint-Mande, France June 3th 2019

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Archiving and geoprocessing of historicalaerial images

Current status in Europe

Sebastien Giordano Clement Mallet

Univ Paris-Est LASTIG STRUDEL IGN ENSG F-94160 Saint-MandeFrance

June 3th 2019

IIntroduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

EuroSDR survey and report

aelig State of current practices concerning archival aerial images set up byIGN-France with the help of Swisstopo in 2017

mainly focused on analogue aerial surveys

complementary information digital aerial images terrestrial images

Official Publication No 70 (2019) httpwwweurosdrnetpublications

Outline

1 Introduction and presentation of the participants

2 aerial surveys characteristics

3 archive status information

4 digital processing of analogue aerial images

5 distribution policy

6 current and future exploitation

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Participants 19 organisations from 13 countries

Poll Organisation Country Name

1 Bundesamt fur Eich und Vermessungswesen (BEV) Austria Norbert Rudolf2 Kartverket Norway Hardy Buller3 National Land Survey of Finland Finland Kimmo Nurminen4 Instituto Geografico Nacional (IGN-Spain) Spain Jorge Martınez5 Geodetic Institute of Slovenia Slovenia Dalibor Radovan6 Department of Lands and Surveys Cyprus Georgia Papathoma7 Land Survey Office of Czech Republic Czech Republic Petr Dusanek8 National Land Survey of Finland Finland Jurkka Tuokko

9Amt fur Geoinformation Vermessungs

Germany (Schwerin) Sven Baltrusch- und Katasterwesen M-V

10 Bezirksregierung Koln Geobasis NRW Germany (Bonn) Ulrich Krause

11Landesamt fur Geoinformation und Landentwicklung

Germany (Karlsruhe) Ulrich WidmannBaden-Wurttemberg

12 Landesamt fur Digitalisierung Breitband und Vermessung Germany (Munich) Josef Dorsch13 Swisstopo Switzerland Stephane Bovet14 Lantmateriet Sweden Anders Ekholm15 Landesamt fur Vermessung und Geoinformation Thuringen Germany (Erfurt) Anett Seela16 Landesvermessung Land Brandenburg Germany (Potsdam) Thomas Opitz17 Main Office of Geodesy and Cartography Documentation Poland Monika Michalak

18Institut National de lrsquoInformation Geographique et Forestiere

France Nathalie Sillard(IGN-France)

19 Ordnance Survey United Kingdom Jonathan Holmes

Table Participants to the survey listed by chronological order of responses

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Participants 19 organisations from 13 countries

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Figure Participating countries to the survey accompanied with additional statisticstime interval of the acquisition number of images archived and percentage ofdigitised images

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Purpose of the aerial image surveys

For which purpose have these analogue aerial image surveys been carried out

Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

DTM production 1

Heritage documentation 3

Orthoimage production 5

Visual interpretation 16

Topographic map generationand update 19

Analogue image surveys

Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

Heritage documentation 4

Visual interpretation 16

DTM or DSM production 17

Orthoimage production 19

Topographic map generationand update 19

Digital image surveys

Figure Main purpose of aerial survey acquisitions

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Temporal dimension of the archives

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(b) First digital aerial surveys

Figure Temporal behaviours of analog and digital surveys

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Number of aerial images acquired

Can you give an estimation of the total number of digital surveys that havebeen carried out

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Figure Number of aerial images acquired by the organisations

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Spectral dimension of the archives

For analogue image surveys what type of photo medium were used

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Film Natural colours Film Infrared

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Figure Percentage of organisations that acquired aerial images with the variousmedia and spectral bands (middle 0 rarr outside 100)

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Photogrammetric approach

Among all the analogue images acquired what is the part () of nadirimages (vertical) compared to oblique aerial images

Were the surveys carried with a photogrammetric approach

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(a) Distribution of the organisations according tothe ratio number of nadiroblique images

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Partially (526 )

No (000 )

(b) Percentage of organisations that acquired datawith a photogrammetric approach

Figure Photogrammetric approach for aerial surveys

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Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

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(a) Forward overlap

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Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

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Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

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(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

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(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

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Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

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(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

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Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

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Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

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(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

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(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

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Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

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Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

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Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

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  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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IIntroduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

EuroSDR survey and report

aelig State of current practices concerning archival aerial images set up byIGN-France with the help of Swisstopo in 2017

mainly focused on analogue aerial surveys

complementary information digital aerial images terrestrial images

Official Publication No 70 (2019) httpwwweurosdrnetpublications

Outline

1 Introduction and presentation of the participants

2 aerial surveys characteristics

3 archive status information

4 digital processing of analogue aerial images

5 distribution policy

6 current and future exploitation

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 1 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

IIntroduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Participants 19 organisations from 13 countries

Poll Organisation Country Name

1 Bundesamt fur Eich und Vermessungswesen (BEV) Austria Norbert Rudolf2 Kartverket Norway Hardy Buller3 National Land Survey of Finland Finland Kimmo Nurminen4 Instituto Geografico Nacional (IGN-Spain) Spain Jorge Martınez5 Geodetic Institute of Slovenia Slovenia Dalibor Radovan6 Department of Lands and Surveys Cyprus Georgia Papathoma7 Land Survey Office of Czech Republic Czech Republic Petr Dusanek8 National Land Survey of Finland Finland Jurkka Tuokko

9Amt fur Geoinformation Vermessungs

Germany (Schwerin) Sven Baltrusch- und Katasterwesen M-V

10 Bezirksregierung Koln Geobasis NRW Germany (Bonn) Ulrich Krause

11Landesamt fur Geoinformation und Landentwicklung

Germany (Karlsruhe) Ulrich WidmannBaden-Wurttemberg

12 Landesamt fur Digitalisierung Breitband und Vermessung Germany (Munich) Josef Dorsch13 Swisstopo Switzerland Stephane Bovet14 Lantmateriet Sweden Anders Ekholm15 Landesamt fur Vermessung und Geoinformation Thuringen Germany (Erfurt) Anett Seela16 Landesvermessung Land Brandenburg Germany (Potsdam) Thomas Opitz17 Main Office of Geodesy and Cartography Documentation Poland Monika Michalak

18Institut National de lrsquoInformation Geographique et Forestiere

France Nathalie Sillard(IGN-France)

19 Ordnance Survey United Kingdom Jonathan Holmes

Table Participants to the survey listed by chronological order of responses

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Participants 19 organisations from 13 countries

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Purpose of the aerial image surveys

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Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

DTM production 1

Heritage documentation 3

Orthoimage production 5

Visual interpretation 16

Topographic map generationand update 19

Analogue image surveys

Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

Heritage documentation 4

Visual interpretation 16

DTM or DSM production 17

Orthoimage production 19

Topographic map generationand update 19

Digital image surveys

Figure Main purpose of aerial survey acquisitions

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Figure Temporal behaviours of analog and digital surveys

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Number of aerial images acquired

Can you give an estimation of the total number of digital surveys that havebeen carried out

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Figure Number of aerial images acquired by the organisations

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Spectral dimension of the archives

For analogue image surveys what type of photo medium were used

Film Panchromatic

Film Natural colours Film Infrared

Film False colours

Glass plates

Figure Percentage of organisations that acquired aerial images with the variousmedia and spectral bands (middle 0 rarr outside 100)

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Photogrammetric approach

Among all the analogue images acquired what is the part () of nadirimages (vertical) compared to oblique aerial images

Were the surveys carried with a photogrammetric approach

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(a) Distribution of the organisations according tothe ratio number of nadiroblique images

9474 Yes

Partially (526 )

No (000 )

(b) Percentage of organisations that acquired datawith a photogrammetric approach

Figure Photogrammetric approach for aerial surveys

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Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

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Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

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Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

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(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

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Centralised

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(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

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Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

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Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

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None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

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(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

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Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

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Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

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1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

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What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

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Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Archivesstatus

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Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

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Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Poll Organisation Country Name

1 Bundesamt fur Eich und Vermessungswesen (BEV) Austria Norbert Rudolf2 Kartverket Norway Hardy Buller3 National Land Survey of Finland Finland Kimmo Nurminen4 Instituto Geografico Nacional (IGN-Spain) Spain Jorge Martınez5 Geodetic Institute of Slovenia Slovenia Dalibor Radovan6 Department of Lands and Surveys Cyprus Georgia Papathoma7 Land Survey Office of Czech Republic Czech Republic Petr Dusanek8 National Land Survey of Finland Finland Jurkka Tuokko

9Amt fur Geoinformation Vermessungs

Germany (Schwerin) Sven Baltrusch- und Katasterwesen M-V

10 Bezirksregierung Koln Geobasis NRW Germany (Bonn) Ulrich Krause

11Landesamt fur Geoinformation und Landentwicklung

Germany (Karlsruhe) Ulrich WidmannBaden-Wurttemberg

12 Landesamt fur Digitalisierung Breitband und Vermessung Germany (Munich) Josef Dorsch13 Swisstopo Switzerland Stephane Bovet14 Lantmateriet Sweden Anders Ekholm15 Landesamt fur Vermessung und Geoinformation Thuringen Germany (Erfurt) Anett Seela16 Landesvermessung Land Brandenburg Germany (Potsdam) Thomas Opitz17 Main Office of Geodesy and Cartography Documentation Poland Monika Michalak

18Institut National de lrsquoInformation Geographique et Forestiere

France Nathalie Sillard(IGN-France)

19 Ordnance Survey United Kingdom Jonathan Holmes

Table Participants to the survey listed by chronological order of responses

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Purpose of the aerial image surveys

For which purpose have these analogue aerial image surveys been carried out

Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

DTM production 1

Heritage documentation 3

Orthoimage production 5

Visual interpretation 16

Topographic map generationand update 19

Analogue image surveys

Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

Heritage documentation 4

Visual interpretation 16

DTM or DSM production 17

Orthoimage production 19

Topographic map generationand update 19

Digital image surveys

Figure Main purpose of aerial survey acquisitions

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Can you give an estimation of the total number of digital surveys that havebeen carried out

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Spectral dimension of the archives

For analogue image surveys what type of photo medium were used

Film Panchromatic

Film Natural colours Film Infrared

Film False colours

Glass plates

Figure Percentage of organisations that acquired aerial images with the variousmedia and spectral bands (middle 0 rarr outside 100)

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Photogrammetric approach

Among all the analogue images acquired what is the part () of nadirimages (vertical) compared to oblique aerial images

Were the surveys carried with a photogrammetric approach

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80 (588 )

(a) Distribution of the organisations according tothe ratio number of nadiroblique images

9474 Yes

Partially (526 )

No (000 )

(b) Percentage of organisations that acquired datawith a photogrammetric approach

Figure Photogrammetric approach for aerial surveys

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Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

90 (556 )

8889 60

80 (556 )

(a) Forward overlap

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20

5556

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60 (556 )

(b) Side overlap

Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

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100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

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Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

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1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

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Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

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No

6111

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(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

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(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

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Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Archivesstatus

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Exploitation

IConclusion

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aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

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Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Purpose of the aerial image surveys

For which purpose have these analogue aerial image surveys been carried out

Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

DTM production 1

Heritage documentation 3

Orthoimage production 5

Visual interpretation 16

Topographic map generationand update 19

Analogue image surveys

Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

Heritage documentation 4

Visual interpretation 16

DTM or DSM production 17

Orthoimage production 19

Topographic map generationand update 19

Digital image surveys

Figure Main purpose of aerial survey acquisitions

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Can you give an estimation of the time interval of the acquisitions

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2003 1

(b) First digital aerial surveys

Figure Temporal behaviours of analog and digital surveys

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Number of aerial images acquired

Can you give an estimation of the total number of digital surveys that havebeen carried out

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2500

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3750

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Figure Number of aerial images acquired by the organisations

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Spectral dimension of the archives

For analogue image surveys what type of photo medium were used

Film Panchromatic

Film Natural colours Film Infrared

Film False colours

Glass plates

Figure Percentage of organisations that acquired aerial images with the variousmedia and spectral bands (middle 0 rarr outside 100)

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Photogrammetric approach

Among all the analogue images acquired what is the part () of nadirimages (vertical) compared to oblique aerial images

Were the surveys carried with a photogrammetric approach

8235

100

1176

90

80 (588 )

(a) Distribution of the organisations according tothe ratio number of nadiroblique images

9474 Yes

Partially (526 )

No (000 )

(b) Percentage of organisations that acquired datawith a photogrammetric approach

Figure Photogrammetric approach for aerial surveys

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Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

90 (556 )

8889 60

80 (556 )

(a) Forward overlap

3333

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5556

3040 (556 )

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(b) Side overlap

Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

7222

100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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IArchivesstatus

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Distribution

Exploitation

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Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

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(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

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Distribution

Exploitation

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Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

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Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

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Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

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Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

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Exploitation

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Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Processing

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Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

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Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

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Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Purpose of the aerial image surveys

For which purpose have these analogue aerial image surveys been carried out

Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

DTM production 1

Heritage documentation 3

Orthoimage production 5

Visual interpretation 16

Topographic map generationand update 19

Analogue image surveys

Spatial and urban planningagriculture construction 1

Heritage documentation 4

Visual interpretation 16

DTM or DSM production 17

Orthoimage production 19

Topographic map generationand update 19

Digital image surveys

Figure Main purpose of aerial survey acquisitions

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Temporal dimension of the archives

Can you give an estimation of the time interval of the acquisitions

1900

1910

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(a) Number of institutions having carried out aerial surveys (analogueor digital) in the past 12 decades

2010 3

2008 2

2007 2

2005 5

2004 2

2003 1

(b) First digital aerial surveys

Figure Temporal behaviours of analog and digital surveys

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Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

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Number of aerial images acquired

Can you give an estimation of the total number of digital surveys that havebeen carried out

625

gt 4 millions1875

gt 1 million

2500

gt 500 000

3750

gt 100 000

1250

lt 100 000

Figure Number of aerial images acquired by the organisations

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IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Spectral dimension of the archives

For analogue image surveys what type of photo medium were used

Film Panchromatic

Film Natural colours Film Infrared

Film False colours

Glass plates

Figure Percentage of organisations that acquired aerial images with the variousmedia and spectral bands (middle 0 rarr outside 100)

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IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric approach

Among all the analogue images acquired what is the part () of nadirimages (vertical) compared to oblique aerial images

Were the surveys carried with a photogrammetric approach

8235

100

1176

90

80 (588 )

(a) Distribution of the organisations according tothe ratio number of nadiroblique images

9474 Yes

Partially (526 )

No (000 )

(b) Percentage of organisations that acquired datawith a photogrammetric approach

Figure Photogrammetric approach for aerial surveys

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IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

90 (556 )

8889 60

80 (556 )

(a) Forward overlap

3333

20

5556

3040 (556 )

60 (556 )

(b) Side overlap

Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

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Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

7222

100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

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Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Temporal dimension of the archives

Can you give an estimation of the time interval of the acquisitions

1900

1910

1920

1930

1940

1950

1960

1970

1980

1990

2000

2010

0

5

10

15

Year

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(a) Number of institutions having carried out aerial surveys (analogueor digital) in the past 12 decades

2010 3

2008 2

2007 2

2005 5

2004 2

2003 1

(b) First digital aerial surveys

Figure Temporal behaviours of analog and digital surveys

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Number of aerial images acquired

Can you give an estimation of the total number of digital surveys that havebeen carried out

625

gt 4 millions1875

gt 1 million

2500

gt 500 000

3750

gt 100 000

1250

lt 100 000

Figure Number of aerial images acquired by the organisations

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Spectral dimension of the archives

For analogue image surveys what type of photo medium were used

Film Panchromatic

Film Natural colours Film Infrared

Film False colours

Glass plates

Figure Percentage of organisations that acquired aerial images with the variousmedia and spectral bands (middle 0 rarr outside 100)

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 5 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric approach

Among all the analogue images acquired what is the part () of nadirimages (vertical) compared to oblique aerial images

Were the surveys carried with a photogrammetric approach

8235

100

1176

90

80 (588 )

(a) Distribution of the organisations according tothe ratio number of nadiroblique images

9474 Yes

Partially (526 )

No (000 )

(b) Percentage of organisations that acquired datawith a photogrammetric approach

Figure Photogrammetric approach for aerial surveys

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

90 (556 )

8889 60

80 (556 )

(a) Forward overlap

3333

20

5556

3040 (556 )

60 (556 )

(b) Side overlap

Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

7222

100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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IArchivesstatus

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Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

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Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

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Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

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Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

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Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

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Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

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Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Number of aerial images acquired

Can you give an estimation of the total number of digital surveys that havebeen carried out

625

gt 4 millions1875

gt 1 million

2500

gt 500 000

3750

gt 100 000

1250

lt 100 000

Figure Number of aerial images acquired by the organisations

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Exploitation

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Spectral dimension of the archives

For analogue image surveys what type of photo medium were used

Film Panchromatic

Film Natural colours Film Infrared

Film False colours

Glass plates

Figure Percentage of organisations that acquired aerial images with the variousmedia and spectral bands (middle 0 rarr outside 100)

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IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric approach

Among all the analogue images acquired what is the part () of nadirimages (vertical) compared to oblique aerial images

Were the surveys carried with a photogrammetric approach

8235

100

1176

90

80 (588 )

(a) Distribution of the organisations according tothe ratio number of nadiroblique images

9474 Yes

Partially (526 )

No (000 )

(b) Percentage of organisations that acquired datawith a photogrammetric approach

Figure Photogrammetric approach for aerial surveys

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IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

90 (556 )

8889 60

80 (556 )

(a) Forward overlap

3333

20

5556

3040 (556 )

60 (556 )

(b) Side overlap

Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

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Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

7222

100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

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Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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IArchivesstatus

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Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

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Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

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Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

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Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Spectral dimension of the archives

For analogue image surveys what type of photo medium were used

Film Panchromatic

Film Natural colours Film Infrared

Film False colours

Glass plates

Figure Percentage of organisations that acquired aerial images with the variousmedia and spectral bands (middle 0 rarr outside 100)

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric approach

Among all the analogue images acquired what is the part () of nadirimages (vertical) compared to oblique aerial images

Were the surveys carried with a photogrammetric approach

8235

100

1176

90

80 (588 )

(a) Distribution of the organisations according tothe ratio number of nadiroblique images

9474 Yes

Partially (526 )

No (000 )

(b) Percentage of organisations that acquired datawith a photogrammetric approach

Figure Photogrammetric approach for aerial surveys

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

90 (556 )

8889 60

80 (556 )

(a) Forward overlap

3333

20

5556

3040 (556 )

60 (556 )

(b) Side overlap

Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

7222

100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

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Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

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Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric approach

Among all the analogue images acquired what is the part () of nadirimages (vertical) compared to oblique aerial images

Were the surveys carried with a photogrammetric approach

8235

100

1176

90

80 (588 )

(a) Distribution of the organisations according tothe ratio number of nadiroblique images

9474 Yes

Partially (526 )

No (000 )

(b) Percentage of organisations that acquired datawith a photogrammetric approach

Figure Photogrammetric approach for aerial surveys

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

90 (556 )

8889 60

80 (556 )

(a) Forward overlap

3333

20

5556

3040 (556 )

60 (556 )

(b) Side overlap

Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

7222

100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Overlapping characteristics

Was there a common parameter for forwardside overlap (overlap betweenphotographs along the sameadjacent flight line)

90 (556 )

8889 60

80 (556 )

(a) Forward overlap

3333

20

5556

3040 (556 )

60 (556 )

(b) Side overlap

Figure Analogue image survey overlapping characteristics Distribution of theorganisations according to the forward and side overlaps

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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

7222

100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

IAerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Aerial surveys characteristics

Among all the analogue image surveys that have been acquired can you givean estimation of the homogeneity of the following parameters spatial

resolution spectral channels and temporal sampling

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Spatial resolution

Spectral resolution

Temporal sampling

Number of organisationsVery Low Low Intermediate High Very High

Figure Assessment of the homogeneity of the spatial spectral and temporalcharacteristics of the analogue aerial surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

7222

100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Archival status of the analog photographs

Can you give an estimation of the percentage of analogue surveys archived Are the archives centralized by a unique national body or dispatched in

several publicprivate bodies

7222

100

2778

90

(a) Archival status of the analog photographs

8889

Centralised

1111

Dispatched

(b) Storage strategy for the archives

Figure Archival status of the analog photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data archived with the analogue surveys

What information concerning the analogue surveys have been archived

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Photographs (f lms or plates)

Flight plans

Image orientation

Camera calibration certif cates

Number of organisationsNot archived Partially archived Fully archived

Figure Data archived with the analogue surveys

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Status of the digitisation process

Has your organisation started digitalization of the physical supports Can you give an estimation of the percentage of the analogue surveys that

have been digitised ()

8947

Yes

1053

No

(a) Percentage of organisations that initiated thedigitisation process

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 900

1

2

3

Percentage of aerial surveys digitised

Num

bero

fins

titut

ions

(b) Progress of the process

Figure Status of the digitisation process

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 14 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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IArchivesstatus

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Data involved in the digitisation process

The digitisation process deals with which kind of data

Image orientation 7

Camera calibrationcertif cates 10

Flight plans 10

Photographs (f lms or plates) 17

Figure Data involved in the digitisation process (for 17 institutions)

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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

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Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 14 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Aerialsurveys

IArchivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Additional terrestrial surveys

What type of terrestrial surveys were carried out in your country For which purpose have these analogue terrestrial image surveys been carried

out

None 12

Analogue and digital 1

Only digital 1

Only analogue 5

(a) Existence of terrestrial surveys

Archaeology andarchitecture 1

Medicine (human body)Machinery 1

Heritage documentation 1

Visual interpretation 2

Topographic map generationand update 4

(b) Main purpose

Figure Nature and purpose of surveys of terrestrial images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 12 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 12 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 14 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 15 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

Are you aware of initiatives on analogue aerial image processingDoes a database of permanent Ground Control Points is available for archival

image orientation

Digital Surface Modelgeneration 9

Image orientation estimation 15

Orthoimage generation 18

(a) Main purpose

Inter-date point measurement (526 )6316

Yes

3158

No

(b) Existence of a database of permanent GroundControl Points for image orientation

Figure Photogrammetric exploitation of archival aerial images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 12 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 14 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 15 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

IProcessing

Distribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Digital processing

Are you aware of thematic exploitation Which applicationsDo some of these studies use automatic remote sensing methods

3889

No

6111

Yes

(a) Initiatives to produce remotesensing products

6000

No

4000

Yes

(b) Adoption of automatic re-mote sensing methods

Environmentalsurveys 1

Support to customers

Climate change 2

Ecological studies 8

Land-cover change 9

Agriculture or forestmanagement 11

(c) Main applications

Figure Status of the derivation of remote sensing products from archival data

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

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Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

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Distribution

IExploitation

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Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Archivesstatus

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IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Digital Surface Models 1

Survey metadata 4

Analogue digitised images 11

Orthoimages 14

Figure Existence of a visualization platform categorized according to the variouspotential metadata

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

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Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Visualization platform

Does a visualization platform exist for these productsCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

2 Norway 1937 wwwnorgeibilderno

4 Spain1929 fototecacniges2004 wwwignes

6 Cyprus 1963eservicesdlsmoigovcywwwgeoportalgovcy

7 Czech Republic 1937 lmscuzkcz

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

10 Germany (Bonn) 1996 wwwtim-onlinenrwde

13 Switzerland1979 mapgeoadminch1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1960 geolexetjansterlantmaterietse

18 France1919 remonterletempsignfr1950 wwwgeoportailgouvfr

Table Link to visualisation platforms First year indicates the date of the firstimages that can be viewed

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 13 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

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Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution platform

Does a distribution platform existCan you name and link such platforms if they exist

Poll Area First year Link

1 Austria 1949 wwwbevgvat

4 Spain 1956 centrodedescargascniges

5 Slovenia mdash Human customer service

6 Cyprus 2014 eservicesdlsmoigoccy

8 Finland mdash Human customer service (internal use)

13 Switzerland 1926 wwwswisstopoadminch

14 Sweden 1930 Human customer service

15 Germany (Erfurt) 1943 wwwgeoportal-thde

18 France 1919 remonterletempsignfr

Table Link to distribution platforms First year indicates the date of the first imagesthat can be downloaded

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 14 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

Distribution policy

What is the condition of access for the products generated with analoguephotographs

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Analogue images

Orthoimages

DSM

Metadata

Number of organisationsNot distributed Free Partially Free Charged

Figure Condition of access for the products generated with analogue photographs

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

IDistribution

Exploitation

Conclusion

On-line services for data processing

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

0 3 6 9 12 15 18

Orthoimages

DSM

Land cover maps

Number of organisationsNo Yes - interactive Yes - fully automatic

Figure Existence of on-line data processing services

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

IExploitation

Conclusion

Current and future exploitation

Existence of webon-line services for data processingName and link to the webservice

Environmental tasks 1

Legal affairs in realestate 1

Change detection 12

Ecological assessment 15

Public policy assessment 9

Education 10

Communication 4

(a) Current use

Legal affairs in real estate 1

Change detection 10

Ecological assessment 9

Public policy assessment 7

Education 5

Communication 3

(b) Future use

Figure Outreach activity of archival images

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Current bottlenecks

aelig production of orthoimages with analogue aerial images(i) missing metadata information (camera calibration)(ii) the availability of Ground Control Points (GCPs)(iii) the lack of automatic methods for the generation of orthoimages

aelig digitisation process

aelig clear and beneficial use cases are missing

aelig not enough userscustomers for this type of information despite anobvious attractiveness from the general public

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 16 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Introduction

Aerialsurveys

Archivesstatus

Processing

Distribution

Exploitation

IConclusion

Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

S Giordano C Mallet Paris 2019-06-03 17 18EuroSDR Workshop LaSTIG-MATIS IGN-F

Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Conclusions

aelig Making explicit the main common issues towards the definition of anautomatic and fast photogrammetric pipeline and in particularorthoimages

aelig Generating in-between first datasets over the largest period of time inorder to stimulate first thematic use-cases

aelig Organizing workshops in order to gather people interested inmethodological and thematic developments

aelig Refining such survey with additional institutions and questions

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clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion
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Thank you for your attention

Question(s)

clementmalletignfr sebastiengiordanoignfr

  • Introduction
  • Aerial surveys
  • Archives status
  • Processing
  • Distribution of the images orthoimages and DSM generated with analogue photographs
  • Current and future exploitation of aerial analogue images
  • Conclusion