STORING AND CATALOGUING ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY MATERIAL     

R. W. A. Dallas 《The Photogrammetric Record》1989,13(73):133-136

The paper describes the material generated in carrying out architectural photogrammetric surveys. The importance of the archival nature of this material is highlighted and reference is made to the indexing and storing of the records.  相似文献   

A Vegetation History of the Far North of New Zealand during the Late Otira (Last) Glaciation     

Rewi Newnham  John Ogden  Dallas Mildenhall 《Quaternary Research》1993,39(3)

During the latter part of the last (Otira) glaciation the forest cover of New Zealand was much reduced. It has frequently been postulated, however, that diverse mixed forest communities survived in the far north of North Island. Pollen diagrams and radiocarbon dates from two last glacial and postglacial (Aranuian) sits on the Aupouri Peninsula in the far north of New Zealand are compared with other published palynological and plant macrofossil evidence from the region. Mixed kauri/podocarp/angiosperm forest was present at times during the late Otiran (and Aranuian) and no evidence was found for substantial loss of forest. However, radiocarbon samples from one site, at least, seem to have been contaminated with young carbon; this introduces uncertainty into the chronology established at that site. Possibly nondeposition or erosion has obscured part or all of the late Otiran record at all the sites studied so that very much reduced forest cover at that time cannot be ruled out.  相似文献   

THE APPLICATION OF PHOTOGRAMMETRY TO OLD URBAN CENTRES     

R. W. A. Dallas   《The Photogrammetric Record》1987,12(69):375-376

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A Photogrammetric Flood     

R. W. A. Dallas 《The Photogrammetric Record》1982,10(59):618-618

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THE INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY: A REVIEW OF PAST ACHIEVEMENTS AND FUTURE INTENTIONS     

M. Carbonnell  R. W. A. Dallas 《The Photogrammetric Record》1983,11(62):209-214

The functions of CIPA. the International Committee for Architectural Photogrammetry, are reviewed. The Committee, established in 1970, has been the focus for developments in architectural photogrammetry. The objectives of CIPA and the methods of collecting and distributing information are discussed. Publications, meetings and technical studies sponsored by CIPA have been numerous and details of these are given. The future direction of CIPAs work is also considered. A bibliography of all major publications from CIPA is provided.  相似文献   

Using magnetic susceptibility to find Precambrian impact ejecta: A proposal     

Dallas Abbott  Rajat Mazumder 《Gondwana Research》2007,12(4):571-575

Layers with high magnetic susceptibility contain heavy minerals that are the most likely to preserve signatures of impact in metamorphosed Precambrian rocks. The following impact indicators are resistant to alteration and metamorphism and are likely to be found in heavy mineral layers: impact diamond, SiC, shocked zircon, high-pressure TiO₂ phases, reidite, and high-pressure chromite. Coesite and stishovite could also be present but are not likely to be preserved in rocks metamorphosed above the greenschist facies. Looking for layers with high magnetic susceptibility will also identify layers that might contain concentrations of zircon for dating.  相似文献   

MEYDENBAUER REMEMBERED     

R. W. A. Dallas 《The Photogrammetric Record》1985,11(66):759-760

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Effect of the processing methodology on satellite altimetry-based global mean sea level rise over the Jason-1 operating period     

Olivier Henry  Michael Ablain  Benoit Meyssignac  Anny Cazenave  Dallas Masters  Steve Nerem  Gilles Garric 《Journal of Geodesy》2014,88(4):351-361

Determining how the global mean sea level (GMSL) evolves with time is of primary importance to understand one of the main consequences of global warming and its potential impact on populations living near coasts or in low-lying islands. Five groups are routinely providing satellite altimetry-based estimates of the GMSL over the altimetry era (since late 1992). Because each group developed its own approach to compute the GMSL time series, this leads to some differences in the GMSL interannual variability and linear trend. While over the whole high-precision altimetry time span (1993–2012), good agreement is noticed for the computed GMSL linear trend (of $3.1\pm 0.4$  mm/year), on shorter time spans (e.g., ${<}10~\hbox {years}$ ), trend differences are significantly larger than the 0.4 mm/year uncertainty. Here we investigate the sources of the trend differences, focusing on the averaging methods used to generate the GMSL. For that purpose, we consider outputs from two different groups: the Colorado University (CU) and Archiving, Validation and Interpretation of Satellite Oceanographic Data (AVISO) because associated processing of each group is largely representative of all other groups. For this investigation, we use the high-resolution MERCATOR ocean circulation model with data assimilation (version Glorys2-v1) and compute synthetic sea surface height (SSH) data by interpolating the model grids at the time and location of “true” along-track satellite altimetry measurements, focusing on the Jason-1 operating period (i.e., 2002–2009). These synthetic SSH data are then treated as “real” altimetry measurements, allowing us to test the different averaging methods used by the two processing groups for computing the GMSL: (1) averaging along-track altimetry data (as done by CU) or (2) gridding the along-track data into $2^{\circ }\times 2^{\circ }$ meshes and then geographical averaging of the gridded data (as done by AVISO). We also investigate the effect of considering or not SSH data at shallow depths $({<}120~\hbox {m})$ as well as the editing procedure. We find that the main difference comes from the averaging method with significant differences depending on latitude. In the tropics, the $2^{\circ }\times 2^{\circ }$ gridding method used by AVISO overestimates by 11 % the GMSL trend. At high latitudes (above $60^{\circ }\hbox {N}/\hbox {S}$ ), both methods underestimate the GMSL trend. Our calculation shows that the CU method (along-track averaging) and AVISO gridding process underestimate the trend in high latitudes of the northern hemisphere by 0.9 and 1.2 mm/year, respectively. While we were able to attribute the AVISO trend overestimation in the tropics to grid cells with too few data, the cause of underestimation at high latitudes remains unclear and needs further investigation.  相似文献   

DIRECT INK DRAUGHTING ON A PHOTOGRAMMETRIC PLOTTING INSTRUMENT     

R. W. A. Dallas 《The Photogrammetric Record》1975,8(45):326-329

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Zatrikean pre-geometry: number of alyssoids and the dilation factors     

V. S. Geroyannis  T. G. Dallas 《Astrophysics and Space Science》1993,200(1):117-127

This paper is the continuation of a recent paper (written by the first author), in which an axiomatic zatrikean (i.e., chess-like) pre-geometry together with a rotationally induced zatrikean pre-geometry were developed. In the present paper, the number of alyssoids joining two geobits is determined for bothQ andR pre-metrics. Furthermore, the functional forms ofQ andR pre-geometric dilation factors are determined and calculated. It has been verified that these functions contain discontinuities and, therefore, a method for smoothing them out is proposed and applied.  相似文献