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Customized Mobile Mapping Run, version 1 / 10.4
Configurations of an Orbit Mobile Mapping Run or import template.
Panorama.ini
| Parameter | Necessity | Fall back value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| project.type | essential | not applicable | Type of mobile mapping data. generic - topcon - … |
| PANORAMA.LOCATION.PREFIX | optional | ./images/ | Prefix and suffix for accessing the image files on disc (prefix&PHOTOID&suffix) |
| PANORAMA.LOCATION.SUFFIX | optional | .jpg | |
| PHOTO.CAMERA.HEIGHT | optional | 2.0 | Height of camera above the ground. Used to calculate an approximated Z for 2D objects on panorama or point cloud overlay. |
panorama_positions_panorama.ini
<PARAMETER>.ATTRIBUTESET.NAME
<PARAMETER>.ATTRIBUTE.NAME
| Parameter | Necessity | Fall back value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| PHOTOID | essential | not applicable | Name of the jpg image in the images sub directory |
| NORTHPAN | optional | 0 | Value for image pan. |
| NORTHTILT | optional | 0 | Value for image tilt. |
| NORTHROLL | optional | 0 | Value for image roll. |
| PHOTOCENTERX | optional | spatial X from photo position object | Value for photo position X |
| PHOTOCENTERY | optional | spatial Y from photo position object | Value for photo position Y |
| PHOTOCENTERZ | optional | spatial Z from photo position object | Value for photo position Z |
| PHOTO.ORIGIN.X | optional | 0.5 | Value in the range of 0.0 to 1.0 that specify the pixel on the horizontal axis in the panorama image that need to be used to apply all image orientation angles (pan, tilt and roll) |
| PHOTO.ORIGIN.Y | optional | 0.5 | Value in the range of 0.0 to 1.0 that specify the pixel on the vertical axis in the panorama image that need to be used to apply all image orientation angles (pan, tilt and roll) |
| POINT.CLOUD.DATASET.NAME | essential | not applicable | Name of the dataset in the current folder. From version 10.1 default point_cloud.ocp Before version 10.1 default point_cloud.ovt |
| TIMESTAMP | optional | no | Displayed timestamp attribute in left lower corner on panorama image. 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. |
panorama_positions.ord
In the panorama_positions.ord file it is possible to calculate the attributes values using the Orbit attribute rules : Attribute Formulas
text_import.ini
The point cloud import configuration file makes it possible to define the structure of an Ascii file used as point cloud resource file.
.pts files
ColumnNames x;y;z;i Separator 32
.xyz files
ColumnNames x;y;z Separator 32
Last modified:: 2022/04/15 06:19