The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences (Aug 2012)

MISALIGNMENT CALIBRATION OF ULTRACAM D AND XP

  • S. Malihi,
  • M. Maboudi,
  • M. Pourmomen

DOI
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XXXIX-B1-577-2012
Journal volume & issue
Vol. XXXIX-B1
pp. 577 – 579

Abstract

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Digital aerial cameras are near to become the predominant sensor for photogrammetric image acquisition. The technology of GPS and IMU integrated with a digital aerial camera is a complex procedure of aerial photography with possibility of decreasing number of necessary ground control points (GCPs) for aerial triangulation (AT). Moreover, direct georeferencing, which uses calculated parameters by GPS/IMU directly, is undertaken for a range of projects. In this regard determination of the geometric relationship between GPS, IMU and camera geometry is a significant factor. Also compensation of camera rotations during the flight, which is carried out by stabilizer, plays a principle role for its successful operation. This paper will discuss calculation of 3 requisite rotational connecting parameters of geometry of camera and GPS/IMU and revise the effect of height on them.