Abstract: A method for generating a photogrammetric corridor map from a set of input images by recovering a respective pose of each image, wherein a pose includes a position and an orientation information of the underlying camera, including steps of: a) receiving a set of input images, b) defining a working set, c) initializing an image cluster, d) further growing the image cluster: d1) selecting one image from the working set that features overlap with at least one image already in the cluster, e) continuing with step b) if there remain images in the working set; if not, f) generating and providing as output the corridor map using the recovered camera poses.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for detecting an oil leak in a beam pump, wherein, during pumping movement of the rod linkage through the wellhead, a stroke region is formed, the method including a) capturing images of an image sequence containing at least the stroke region of the rod linkage, b) detecting soiling in the stroke region of the rod linkage in comparison with a known clean state for an image in question of the image sequence, c) ascertaining the position of the detected soiling for an image in question of the image sequence by the associated position of the rod linkage, d) determining the change in the soiling at the ascertained position over at least one pumping cycle from the images of the image sequence, e) checking if the change in the soiling exceeds a predefined limit value, and if applicable, outputting a warning of an oil leak.

Abstract: A method for generating a photogrammetric corridor map from a set of input images by recovering a respective pose of each image, wherein a pose includes a position and an orientation information of the underlying camera, including steps of: a) receiving a set of input images, b) defining a working set, c) initializing an image cluster, d) further growing the image cluster: d1) selecting one image from the working set that features overlap with at least one image already in the cluster, e) continuing with step b) if there remain images in the working set; if not, f) generating and providing as output the corridor map using the recovered camera poses.

Abstract: A method for detecting if a vehicle has exceeded a speed limit captures a vehicle feature characterizing a vehicle entering a monitoring section at a first time. A first coding value to be assigned to the vehicle feature is determined by one-way encryption. The vehicle feature of a vehicle leaving the monitoring section is captured at a second time. A second coding value to be assigned to the vehicle feature captured at the second point in time is determined by the one-way encryption. The first and second coding values are compared and if they match, the average speed of the vehicle is determined using the time required to travel through the monitoring section. The average speed is compared to a predefined maximum speed and the vehicle feature is only stored if the average speed exceeds the maximum speed. A corresponding device for carrying out the method is also provided.