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Stereo on PC

Stereo on PC. RECTIFICATION AND PLOTTING OF SINGLE IMAGE. THE ORIENTATIÓN CAN BE ACHIEVED: BY CONTROL POINTS BY KNOWN DISTANCES BETWEEN COUPLES OF POINTS. WE CAN OBSERVE THAT THE PLOTTING OVERLAYS THE IMAGE MANTAINING THE PERSPECTIVE. PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DIGITAL CAMERA. Interior Orientation

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Stereo on PC

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  1. Stereo on PC

  2. RECTIFICATION AND PLOTTING OF SINGLE IMAGE • THE ORIENTATIÓN CAN BE ACHIEVED: • BY CONTROL POINTS • BY KNOWN DISTANCES BETWEEN COUPLES OF POINTS WE CAN OBSERVE THAT THE PLOTTING OVERLAYS THE IMAGE MANTAINING THE PERSPECTIVE

  3. PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DIGITAL CAMERA • Interior Orientation • DIGITAL CAMERA: THE CORNERS OF THE IMAGE • METRIC OR SEMIMETRIC CAMERA: THE FIDUCIAL MARKS MARK IMPRESSED ON THE PLATE BY THE RESEAU MARKING THE CORNER PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN WITH A SEMI-METRIC CAMERA, FORMAT 6 X 6 CM2

  4. metric camera, 23 x 23 cm2

  5. RELATIVE ORIENTATION

  6. IN THIS SYSTEM THE Y AXIS IS NOT PERPENDICULAR TO THE FACADE Y AXIS IS PERPENDICULAR TO THE FACADE. WE GOT THE SUITABLE DATUM • For facade plotting, in comparison to the aerial images, we will change the coordinate (y) with the elevation of the points (z). We will keep XZ plane parallel to the working plane. • In case that it is not as such: Rotate the system about vertical axis to make XZ plane parallel to the façade

  7. OUTPUT OF THE ORIENTATION PROCESS

  8. All the types of points used for the orientations

  9. the marked points define two vectors with known lenght: 100-101 (18.19 MT) Y 102-103 (14.67 MT).

  10. ORIENTATION of non-metric stereo pairs

  11. Marrakesh – Bab Agnau (courtesy of School of Arabic Studies)

  12. DIGITAL PHOTOGRAMMETRICWORKSTATION STEREOMETRIC PRO by Galileo Siscam. 4)

  13. HARDWARE DEVICE FOR STEREO VISION PLOTTING WITH STEREOMETRIC PRO AN ARCHITECTURAL EXAMPLE: THE AUGUSTUS’ TEMPLE IN ANKARA TEST ON AERIAL TRIANGULATION CONSTRUCTION OF A DEM WITH DEM MANAGER FEATURES : EVALUATUION AND CONCLUSIONS Topics:

  14. HARDWARE FOR STEREO- VISION Transmitter to the glass Control unit NuVISION 60GX Track-Ball Mouse CRYSTAL EYES

  15. STEREOVISION

  16. PHOTOGRAMMETRIC SURVEY • stereo coverage • scanning at suitable resolution GEODETIC SURVEY • Suitable quantity and distribution • Accuracy CALIBRATIONCERTIFICATE • Focal distance • Coordinates of fiducial marks • Distortion PLOTTING WITH STEREOMETRIC PRO – Galileo Siscam INPUT DATA DIGITIZEDIMAGES CONTROL NETWORK CAMERAPARAMETERS

  17. Features • total Station Topcon GTP 1002 • 11 theodolitestazions • 175 control points • Adjustment Software : RETE • plan-altimetric accuracy ± 0.5 cm CONTROL NETWORK August-September 2000

  18. Features • Rollei 6008 semi-metric 6X6 • Focal length: 40,37 mm • 52 images • average scale 1:200 \ 1:300 AUGUSTUS TEMPLE IN ANKARA PHOTOGRAMMETRIC SURVEY August-September 2000

  19. Project set-up: AUGUSTUS’TEMPLE IN ANKARA • ACCURACY OF THE CONTROL POINTS ±1 CM • IMMAGE SCANNING AT 1200 DPI (Dot Per Inch) 52 IMAGES AVERAGE SCALE 1:200-1:300 43 PLOTTED MODELS PIXEL size 21 Micron INPUT DATA

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