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Figurel2. the generation of DEM
Figurel3. orthophoto imagery
5. EXPERIMENTS
As a research result, the UAV mapping system MAP-UAV has
carried out several experiments.
An experiment of digital orthophoto map production has been
carried out in Guizhou province (Figure 14.). The experimental
area has 38 square kilometres with 1100 meters height above
sea level. It is an agriculture area. The produced digital
orthophoto maps have achieve the standard 1:2000 precision,
which have been applied to land administration.
An experiment of 1:500 scale orthophoto productions has been
carried out at Guangzhou downtown with 1 square kilometre.
The products have been applied to urban planning (Figurel5.).
An experiment for three dimensional modelling of city building
has been carried out at Weihai City (Figure 16.). The downtown
area is 61 square kilometres. More than 20,000 buildings’ three
dimension model are constructed. And the result can be
observed with Virtual reality system. And it also has been
applied in urban planning.
Figurel4. Huishui of Guizhou province
Figure 15. the orthophoto imagery of Niede in Guangzhou city
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Figure 16. a 3 dimension scene of Weihai city
6. CONCLUSION
The study on above prove that, to solve the question of
limitation about load of UAV platform, we can design the light
and small combined super-wide-angle camera which has the
self-calibration function to construct the practical low attitude
UAV system combining with the use of powerful automatic
photogrammetric processing software. The system makes it fast
and flexible to get the high resolution digital and optical image.
It can support the application of large-scale mapping.
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