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Customized Mobile Mapping Run, version 2 / 10.5

A template is a set of predefined configurations dedicated for one single type or set of Mobile Mapping data. But the Orbit engine offers all configuration possibilities to customize and optimize the import for using any kind of mobile mapping data.
Once all configuration are known, it can be added as new import template to extremely simplify all feature imports.

Creating your own import templates requires all technical knowledge about the Orbit system.
We do advise to create or modify your own template in consultation with the Orbit support team.
(support at orbitgis dot com)

Vehicle Axis

Run Settings

<template>/orbit_mm_run.omr

project.type Type of mobile mapping data.
photo.camera.height Height from the camera above the ground. This height will be used as default value for calculating the ground level for overlaying 2D vector data.
fixed.local.crs default 4326, or different if specified. Use EPSG code to define custom CRS.
photo.file.extension default .jpg, but any supported image format can be used (specify using file extensino e.g. .ecw
data2d.overlay.min.offset photo psition Z + value for data2d.overlay.min.offset = minimum height for 2D objects overlay
data2d.overlay.max.offset idem but maximum height for 2d objects overlay

Panoramas

<template>/panorama/import/import_locations.csv.import.ini

<template>/panorama/import/import_locations.csv.import.ovf

<template>/panorama/import/import_locations.ord

1 PhotoId
2 PhotoGroupId
3 Timestamp The timestamp is dispalyed in the left lower corner of the image view.

GPS Time
If (Timestamp > 900,000,000) and (Timestamp < 2,000,000,000) and (Timestamp = Integer value) then Orbit will read the value as GPS time and will show the well-known UTC syntax : GPS time 2,000,000,000 will be displayed as 2043-05-23 03:33:04.
Note that leap seconds are not taken into account, read Wikipedia, GPS Timekeeping and Wikipedia, Leap seconds.
4 Metadata
5 Filename Name of image file without file extension. essential
6 OrientationPan Value for image pan (heading or yaw), see Prepare MM Data Generic Import
7 OrientationTilt Value for image tilt (pitch)
8 OrientationRoll Value for image roll
9 CameraName
10 CameraDescription
11 CameraType
12 CameraSubtype
13 CameraFocalX
14 CameraFocalY
15 CameraDeltaX
16 CameraDeltaY
17 CameraDeltaZ
18 CameraDeltaPan
19 CameraDeltaTilt
20 CameraDeltaRoll

In the import_locations.ord file it is possible to calculate the attribute values using Orbit attribute rules : Attribute Formulas

<template>/panorama/locations.ord

DataSetCRS DataSetCRS=<EPSG Code> : Target CRS of imported photo positions. essential



Cubic Panoramas

To many configuration possibilities. Contact the Orbit Support for a customized import (support at orbitgis dot com).

Planars

<template>/planar/import/import_locations.csv.import.ini

<template>/planar/import/import_locations.csv.import.ovf

<template>/planar/import/import_locations.ord

DataSetCRS DataSetCRS=<EPSG Code> : Source CRS of imported photo positions. essential



<template>/planar/locations.ord

Point Cloud

<template>/pointcloud/point/import.ini

SourceCRS SourceCRS <EPSG Code> : Source CRS of imported photo positions. essential



<template>/pointcloud/import/text_import.ini

This configuration file makes it possible to define the data structure of an Ascii file if used as point cloud import file.
Standards

<template>/pointcloud/point_cloud.ord

DataSetCRS DataSetCRS=<EPSG Code> : Target CRS of imported point cloud. essential



 
Last modified:: 2020/05/18 13:05