A guide to orthophotographic surveying using photogrammetry as applied to archaeological heritage

If the uses of photogrammetry are many and various, the use of it in
archaeology is now well standardised in the large majority of these uses. It
is mainly a replacement of the traditional plan, section and elevation
measurements of archaeological remains by the production of ortho-images,
known as orthomosaics. This guide aims to provide students and professionals
of our discipline with a complete protocol (from field acquisition to data
storage), which has been tried and tested, with reproducible results, and
which is entirely based on free scientific tools.