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- Digitization of existing maps (contour lines, single
points arranged in an array or irregularly).
- Local measurements (terrain points arranged in an array
or irregularly).
— Coordinate lists (filed digital height models),
302. DÉTO program a
The DETC program serves for the calculation of control data
for the off-line differential rectification with the TOPO-
CART-ORTHOPHOT equipment system with digital control unit,
cross slope corrector andI/0 periphery. Apart from z data
for the automatic height tracking it also calculates data
on the terrain cross slope on the basis of a digital height
model, which is stored in various files of the TOPAS data
bank.
In addition to the control dats for the production of an
orthophoto the control data for the production of a stereo=
mate can simultaneously be produced for the same photo,
The latter can also be calculated without the use of the
digital height model stored in the data bank on the basis
of profile data for the appropriate orthophoto (which were
an Outcome of on-line differential rectification),
The interpolation of the individual grid points at the
distance Oy per profile is performed by the method of the
gliding tilted plane.
The major performance parameters of the DETO program are:
= Calculation of data for the cross slope corrector for
correcting the influence of the terrain cross slope in
orthophoto production, so that especially in hilly ter-
rain a considerable increase in working productivity is
achieved by a larger profile spacing.
= Double model orthophoto productions, so that only every
end model in the TOPOCART must be oriented,
Repetition of restitutions
Automatic reduction of the given slit width or y step
width (if the minimum has not yet been reached) in the
case of too large terrain cross slopes.
= Inspection for gross errors of the measuring values in-
tended to be used for the interpolation of the profile
points; faulty points are not used for interpolation.
Bede CONT program
Since orthophotos must frequently be complemented by con=
tour lines, a program has been elaborated, which calculates
control data for the automatic drawing of contour lines on
the DZT 90 x 120. In one program run the CONT program
calculates up to maximally 100 contour lines with constant
contour line spacing. As with the DETO program, basis are
the files of the TCPAS data bank which in their sum must
cover the map sheet to be drawn.
The interpolation of the individual grid points is performed
analogously to DETO by the method of the gliding tilted
plane. The interpolation of the reference points of the