Computer image processing for archaeological air photographs
Irwin Scollar · World Archaeology · 1978
A description of a large computer system for transferring information from oblique aerial photographs of archaeological sites to maps is given. Techniques for improving the quality of the pictures and the visibility of the sites by computation are discussed. A method for the full geometric correction of an oblique set of images is mentioned. The problems involved in incorporating all types of archaeological information in a large scale map base by machine are reviewed, and a practical solution proposed.