The testfield in the background contains many similar targets
(repeated pattern) and they are used just as features for the
processing. No 3-D information is available. As the sequence is In thi
self-acquired, the parameters of the camera are known, but they from
are recovered as described in section 3.2. The process presented proce
in section 3.1 is applied to find the required tie points for the impor
orientation of the sequence; four control points measured on the or an
body are used for the bundle. The final configuration of the identi
system after the adjustment is shown in Figure 10. 1997]
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the point cloud is re-projected onto the central image of the toolk
sequence to get the related pixel colour. The results are
presented in Figure 8.
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Then the matching procedure is performed with all consecutive er
triplets of images and the obtained and filtered point cloud
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sequence acquired with a video camera handycam Sony DCR- D'A
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digitization process have to be removed: therefore one field of ol
the video is deleted and then the remaining lines are
interpolated. A less smooth sequence is obtained as the D'A
resolution in vertical direction is reduced by 50 per cent. pl
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approach could be to remove lines just in portions of the video
where interlace artefacts are present. Fau
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sequence. Images have a resolution of 576x720 pixel
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