phototriangulation
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phototriangulation
(¦fōd·ō·trī′aŋ·gyə′lā·shən)
(engineering) The extension of horizontal or vertical control points, or both, by photogrammetric methods, whereby the measurements of angles and distances on overlapping photographs are related into a spatial solution using the perspective principles of the photographs.
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