K² - PhotogrammetryCompany Profile |
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K² - Photogrammetry:In 1989, Dipl.-Math. Hermann Klein and Dr. Rüdiger Kotowski founded K² - Photogrammetry as a common working pool for software development, service and consulting in aerial triangulation and close range photogrammetry. Since 1997, the company operates from three offices: one in Bogor / Indonesia under the management of Dipl.-Math. Hermann Klein, one in Germany under the management of Dr. Rüdiger Kotowski and one in Singapore under the management of Dr. Enrico Clerici. |
Software for Aerial Triangulation:At the time of the companys inception the core business of the company was the development, marketing and implementation of the well-known aerotriangulation software packages PATM and PATB. With the development of the PAT suites of programs, Dipl.-Math. Hermann Klein has made a unique contribution to the world of photogrammetry for which he was rewarded the Hansa Luftbild Award and the Pulfrich Award. Over the years, PATM and PATB have been installed on more than 60 different classes of mainframe computers all over the world, and are now running on Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP platforms. |
Software for Close Range Photogrammetry:Dr. Kotowskis main activities are the development of software, project service and consulting in close range photogrammetry. The program package CAP for a combined adjustment of photogrammetric as well as of a wide range of non-photogrammetric and geodetic observations was added to the software of K² - Photogrammetry. Besides developing new features and a more intuitive user interface, CAP has been made ready for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP platforms. |
Services:Aerial triangulation:
As-built process plant analysis:
Camera calibration:
Close range triangulation:
Consulting and training:
3D optical measurement systems:
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Company Mission Statements:Our profound experience in photogrammetry is a result of more than 40 years of continuous learning, understanding and adopting new important developments combined with technology transfer into practice. This dynamic process is an essential part of K2s philosophy.
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Last updated 07.02.2005 T.Klein |