Full text: Proceedings of the Symposium "From Analytical to Digital" (Part 3)

  
Calibration corrections for two cameras (N 51 and 216) were 
calculated from six test object photographs (for camera N 51 
in the scales of 1:5000 and 1:10000) not processed by Anagraph. 
Every photo of the 1:5000 scale contained in average 80 points 
of the test area and of the 1:10000 scale - 220 points. The 
field calibration characteristics are given in Table 1. 
Table 2 contains accuracy properties of the photographs 
from test area singular stereopeirs processing by Anagraph 
stereoplotter. The spatial coordinates of control points (mar- 
ked points on the test object) obtained both by geodetic me- 
thods - "true coordinates" (control type "G" in table 2) and 
photogrammetric bridging (control type npr) were used in pro- 
cessing. 
The photogrammetric bridging provides photo processing by 
bundle adjustment with their self calibration. Additional pa- 
rameters are chosen as functions compensating systematic er- 
rors which are selected from polynoms of the third order. 
Block of two strips (14 photos of the test object by ca- 
mera TES-10M N 51 in the scale of 1:5000) with control shown 
on Fig.1 was used for adjustment. Forward photos overlap is 
60%, lateral overlap - 207. 
Table 2 
Accuracy characteristics of photo processing by 
Anagraph stereoplotter 
  
Type and Photo Number of| Cont-| Opera-| Ver- 7x Rn, 
number of al stereo- rol tor sion Js 
the came-| 998-9 airs type (nm sm 
ra points 
  
  
  
10 
12 
10 
11 
10 
9 
12 1 
8 
10 
9 
11 
8 
9 
8 
TES-10M 1: 5000 
N 51 
* 
1:10000 
2 
25. 
TES-10M | 1: 5000| _4 
N 216 146 
ORO NH NO OEY HQ 
> bb ap AUS 
N - O0 O- Qn 00 
> nm — Ui ui yu wu rn nuc uo 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
Photogrammetric coordinates of about 100 premarked points 
of the test area are obtained from the adjustment. Their RMS 
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