A near-vertical aerial photograph taken with a 152.916-mm-focal-length camera contains images of four ground control points A through D. Refined photo coordinates and ground control coordinates (in a local vertical system) of the four points are listed in the following table. Calculate the exterior orientation parameters w, 6, K, X1, Y1, and Z, for this photograph.

A near-vertical aerial photograph taken with a 152.916-mm-focal-length camera contains images of four ground control points A through D. Refined photo coordinates and ground control coordinates (in a local vertical system) of the four points are listed in the following table. Calculate the exterior orientation parameters w, 6, K, X1, Y1, and Z, for this photograph.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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