Full text: XVIIIth Congress (Part B2)

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analysis 
Instrumental model generation (BINEM-IFM): The 
purpose of this software sub-system is complete computer 
support to measurements of independent models for block 
aerotriangulation. The most significant functions that are 
supported during photo model measurement are (Figure 2): 
e analytical relative orientation based on indirect 
measurement of y-parallax using o- movement, 
e analytical determination of projection centers using 
measurements on "resau" plates at end positions of z- 
axis, 
e listing and editing of measured data, 
e On-line controls during measurement: 
e Status of the measured points, 
e control of the point numeration, 
e control of connections of neighbouring photo 
models in row, 
e preliminary adjustments of rows for checks of 
control points, etc. 
The most significant functions that this subsystem provides 
are: 
e transformation of monocomparator or  stereo- 
comparator measurements to photo coordinates and 
creation of data base containing photo coordinates, 
e analytical generation of independent photo models 
with efficient tracking of results and reports, 
e data export using simple ASCII formats for data input 
to other software packages. 
Block adjustment using method of independent 
models (BINEM-BIN): This sub-system is the most 
important part oft the BINEM software system. Efficiency of 
the block aerotriangulation adjustment has been achieved 
by efficient detection and elimination of gross errors during 
measurement or analytical generation of photo models. 
Additionally, special data organization provides interactive 
adjustment which yields extremely good results during the 
Stage of detection of remaining gross errors. 
  
  
  
  
BINEM- Data acquisition modules 
Project: :TEST1 Phot scale: 10000 Camera Cons. 153.13 [mm 
Operators:...4. 4... I leen ais Instrument:A7-123 Instr. basis:100.00 
Trig sec.:..... re Row label :Row-1 Photo model :100-101 
Start pos:500.00 500.00 250.00 Axis type :AerFot Axis scale :1. 1. 1. 
  
  
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Main menu : 
fl Parameters input 
f2 Start encoders 
f3 Relative orientation 
f4 Independent model measurement 
f5 Object points measurement 
f6 Determination of projection centres 
f7 List/Edit of measured points 
f8 Control of models connections 
Press <H> for Help 
Figure 2 : The main menu of the BINEM-IFM software subsystem 
The result of independent model measurements within a 
project is a data base. The contents of this data base can be 
exported to file using simple ASCII format. This can be used 
for data input to other photogrammetric software systems 
for block adjustment. If the adjustment is to be done using 
BINEM software, then export of data is not necessary, since 
direct access to the data base is provided within all BINEM 
modules. 
Analytical generation of independent models 
(BINEM-AFM): Method for analytical generation of 
independent models has been used very rarely and it has 
lost its significance with the appearance of the bundle block 
aerotriangulation. However, in the midle 80-ies analytical 
generation of photo models was still alternative to 
measurement of independent models. Therefore, this 
method is equally supported. 
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The most significant facilities at the stage of preparation for 
block adjustment are : 
e automated generation of photo models list, 
e formal and logical data control before adjustment, 
e selection of parameters that are of significance for 
adjustment, 
e number of iterations, 
e Correction for earth curvature, 
e maximum point frequency (numer of model where 
of a point), 
e weights for measurements of projection centres, 
e generation of fictitious models for incorporation of 
additional observations in block adjustment 
(Mihajlovié, 1986): information on object geometry, 
surveying measurements of distances, directions, 
azimuths and coordinate differences, etc. 
International Archives of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. Vol. XXXI, Part B2. Vienna 1996 
 
	        
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