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Climate change and archival photogrammetry

THIS IS FOURTH in a series of so-called virtual issues for The Photogrammetric Record. A virtual issue is a compilation of previously published papers, from various different regular issues, on a particular topic: it is only available online and can be accessed via the top bar on the journal’s homepage (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/14779730). The first virtual issue, Environmental Applications of Photogrammetry and Lidar, was published in 2012. This was followed by Image Matching (Stereo Correspondence Problem) in 2014 and Satellite Geometric Sensor Models in 2017. This new virtual issue looks at papers from 1989 to 2019 that are associated, either directly or indirectly, with climate change and the role played by archival photography.