ISPRS Commission III, Vol.34, Part 3A „Photogrammetric Computer Vision“, Graz, 2002
In this case it was a question of recalibration, so that the
starting values were very good and the corrections were very
small. This also leads to a faster process. The final corrections
are listed in table 3.
Correction [degrees]
R shift -0.0021
| P shift +0.0113
P t DU Table 3. List of result in calibration 2
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The Toensberg project was flown in nine parallel strips (figure
Figure 4. Profile of the calibration dataset, Above: before 6). As there is no crossing strip, there was no attempt of
calibration. Below: after calibration solving for pitch or heading errors. Only elevation and roll shift
were solved for.
The final corrections for the calibration project was are
presented in table 2.
| Correction [degrees]
| R shift +0.4028
| P shift -0.3625
Table 2. List of result in calibration 1
3.2 Calibration flight 2
In the other case, the features were large buildings with large
roof structures (figure 5).
Figure 6. The Toensberg project consists of nine parallel strips
(left) and moderate terrain undulation (right).
The final corrections for the Toensberg test are listed in table
4.
Flightline Points Z shift R shift
[m] [deg]
1 1463 -0.090 +0.0589
2 2385 -0.089 +0.0160
3 2360 -0.020 +0.0259
4 2192 -0.051 +0.0269
5 2601 -0.028 +0.0194
6 2870 -0.024 +0.0214
7 3006 -0.046 | 40.0377
8 2992 -0.018 | 40.0250
9 1486 -0.050 | -0.0028
= Table 4. List of result in project Toensberg
Figure 5. System calibration flight 2, four strips flown for
misalignment calibration. Dark areas (flat surface and roof
structures) were used for matching. 3.4 Project Svinesund
In this case, the ground was very flat so the roofs of the large This laser strip adjustment was made for Fotonor to calibrate
buildings were used for matching together with four smaller the dataset and to verify the accuracy. The terrain was very
areas with flat terrain in the corners of the overlapping area ^ undulated and the elongated area was covered by five parallel
(dark areas in figure 5). strips and one strip across in the middle, figure 7.