Photologging Film Processing, Copying, Analyzing An Overview
Edward J. Blasko · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1973
Photologging is the use of photography, with the intent that a sequential pictorial record will be maintained. The pictorial record will yield an image of an actual situation, which when displayed, can be visually analyzed. This particular use of photography is presently being applied to highways, showing the highway from the driver's eye level. Some typical uses of the highway photolog include: complete visual highway inventory, accident surveillance, roadside rest areas, visual obstructions, contours -- and just about an unlimited number of other useful applications.