Practice Total Number Of Photographs (4.8.8) - Photogrammetry Surveying

Practice: Total number of photographs

Lesson 4.8.8Photogrammetry Surveying

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Question 1.
If there are 4 flight lines and each has 6 photographs, what is the total number of photographs?
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Multiply the number of flight lines by photographs per line.
Question 2.
How many photographs are taken if there are 5 flight lines with 8 photographs each?
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Remember the formula Total Photographs = Flight Lines × Photographs per Strip.
3Question 3.
What is the formula to calculate the total number of photographs?
- Photographs per strip + flight lines
- Photographs per strip × flight lines
- Photographs per strip - flight lines
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Think about how multiplication is used in data gathering.
4Question 4.
True or False: The total number of photographs is not influenced by the number of flight lines.
- True
- False
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Consider how adding more flight lines affects overall coverage.
Question 5.
If an aerial project requires at least 100 photographs and each flight line can only capture 5, how many flight lines are needed?
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Use division to determine how many complete sets of photographs are needed.
Question 6.
A drone captures 3 images per strip across 15 flight lines. After completing the mission, the operator discovers that due to a technical glitch, 4 flight lines were not usable. How many photographs can be used?
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Calculate the usable flight lines and then find the total photographs.

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