The Photogrammetric Record is an international journal containing original, independently and rapidly refereed articles that reflect modern advancements in photogrammetry, 3D imaging, computer vision, and other related non-contact fields. All aspects of the measurement workflow are relevant, from sensor characterisation and modelling, data acquisition, processing algorithms and product generation, to novel applications. The journal provides a record of new research which will contribute both to the advancement of photogrammetric knowledge and to the application of techniques in novel ways. It also seeks to stimulate debate though correspondence, and carries reviews of recent literature from the wider geomatics discipline.
Relevant topics include, but are not restricted to:


Photogrammetric sensor calibration and characterisation
Laser scanning (lidar)
Image and 3D sensor technology (e.g. range cameras, natural user interface systems)
Photogrammetric aspects of image processing (e.g. radiometric methods, feature extraction, image matching and scene classification)
Mobile mapping and unmanned vehicular systems (UVS; UAVs)
Registration and orientation
Data fusion and integration of 3D and 2D datasets
Point cloud processing
3D modelling and reconstruction
Algorithms and novel software
Visualisation and virtual reality
Terrain/object modelling and photogrammetric product generation
Geometric sensor models
Databases and structures for imaging and 3D modelling
Standards and best practice for data acquisition and storage
Change detection and monitoring, and sequence analysis
Applications of photogrammetry are numerous and far-reaching, and can include:

-      topographic mapping
-      industrial metrology
-      CAD/CAM integration of 3D imaging methods
-      spatial data acquisition for geographical information systems (GIS)
-      digital cartography
-      virtual reality
-      visualisation
-      computer vision
-      robotics
-      agriculture and forestry
-      archaeology, cultural heritage and architecture
-      engineering and industry
-      entertainment
-      environmental science (climate change, natural hazards)
-      earth science (e.g. geology, geomorphology and geophysics)
-      medicine and biometrics
-      biology