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least two lines with a sufficient base to height ratio in both
forward and backward to minimise occlusions, would also be
beneficial for urban mapping. Currently, further research in
AIM is focused on improving surface modeling, fine-tuning
adaptivity of parameters and extending the matching algorithm
on Lev0 images with non-adjusted orientation data for tie point
extraction in AT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This work was performed within the project AIM, a cooperation
of ETH Zurich and LGGM. The authors are grateful to Kikuo
Tachibana, Tadashi Sasagawa and Hiroyuki Okada, PASCO
Corp., for providing the ADS40 dataset of Yokohama. Natasha
Vassilieva, IGP-ETH, is especially thanked for measuring the
reference data in both Yokohama and Waldkirch datasets. The
general support of the ADS40 development team of LGGM and
the assistance of Muzzafar Adiguezel and Fernando Shapira,
LGGM support team, in data processing are gratefully
acknowledged.
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