Determining Volumes in Maps Made Easy

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In order to determine volumes, it's necessary to know elevations at various points. How can this be determined accurately from vertical images? Would it help with accuracy to include oblique views?

If there is a large pile like a cone that and you draw a polygon around an area about half way up the cone, as if that polygon were to slice off the top of it, is the volume that's determined that part that is sliced off, or does it include the volume below it going down to the surface (constrained by the polygon)?
 
Most of the software used to convert photos to 3D depend on considerable (unto 100%) overlap in the pictures so that every point in the field is imaged multiple times. this allows the software to work out the heights. the volume calculations are usually the material above the polygon, although that same software can also be used to determine the volume of the hole below a polygon.
 
How accurately can volumes be determined with maps made easy? Are they as accurate as their competitors?
 

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