Generic Mobile Mapping

This page describes the original generic mobile mapping resources for Orbit import.

Use the corresponding Orbit Import Template to import the described original data.
It is recommend to read first Orbit Mapping Resource.

• File format : One ascii *.csv or *.txt file.
• File structure Rows : One record for each trajectory timestamp. Line ends by carriage return char(13) and newline char(10) sequence.
• File structure Columns : Tab separated (char9), headers, with exact order as the example below.
• Value of Coordinates : Any supported coordinate system can be used, Long/Lat order for geographical coordinates, decimal notation, without thousands separator.
• Timestamp : Any supported time reference can be used, decimal notation without thousands separator.

Timestamp	X/Long	Y/Lat	Z	Pan	Tilt	Roll	X_Rms	Y_Rms	Z_Rms
413271	-97.69470338	30.34089708	188.8011	0.019045	0.018966	0.060342	0.019	0.017	0.035
413272	-97.69456161	30.34081464	187.8982	0.018057	0.017994	0.059934	0.014	0.013	0.029
...

• Image type : Equirectangular panoramas.
• Image resolution : Ratio 2×1.
• Image orientation : Center pixel is orientation reference.
• File format : One *.jpg file for each image.
• File name : Exactly as “Filename” value of photo position file, see below.
• Folder structure : All files in one folder.

• File format : One ascii *.txt or *.csv file.
• File structure Rows : Each image is one record. Line ends by carriage return char(13) and newline char(10) sequence.
• File structure Columns : Tab separated (char9), headers, with exact order as the example below.
• Filename : Image filename as on disk, without file extension.
• Coordinates : Same reference as Trajectory, Long/Lat order for geographical coordinates, decimal notation, without thousands separator..
• Timestamp : Same reference as Trajectory.

Filename	X/Long	Y/Lat	Z	Pan	Tilt	Roll	Timestamp
1000000	4.404878286326054	50.85106227753124	128.33142823723782	88.132974310915699	0.095102381910084	-359.06942401248796	0
1000001	4.404918241374241	50.85107702770032	128.37570893339338	39.507857332631851	-1.084923642050256	-359.32845731111627	1
...

• Image type : planar images.
• Image resolution : Any.
• File format : Each image is one *.jpg file.
• File name : Exactly as “Filename” value of photo position file, see below.
• Folder structure : All image files of one camera in one folder.

• File format : One ascii file (*.csv or *.txt file) per camera.
• File structure Rows : Each image is one record.
• File structure Columns : Semicolon seperated (char59), headers, with exact order as the example below.
• Value of Filename : File name as on disk
• Value of Coordinates : Any supported coordinate system can be used, Long/Lat order for geographical coordinates, decimal notation, without thousands separator
• Value of Timestamps : Same Time Reference as in the point cloud, see below.

Filename;Timestamp;X/Long;Y/Lat;Z;Yaw;Pitch;Roll
1000000.jpg;0;4.404878286326054;50.85106227753124;128.33142823723782;88.132974310915699;0.095102381910084;1.06942401248796
1000001.jpg;1;4.404918241374241;50.85107702770032;128.37570893339338;88.107857332631851;0.084923642050256;1.12845731111627
...

The camera calibration parameters must be entered before Create Run, the 1st step of the Import Run procedure.

• Sensor width and height in pixels : SensorSizePIXX, SensorSizePIXY
• Sensor width and height in mm : SensorSizeXMM, SensorSizeYMM
• Principal Point in pixels from upper Left corner: PrincipalPointX, PrincipalPointY
• Focal Length in mm: FocalLenghtMM
• Camera radial distortion parameters: Cam_Distortion_K1, Cam_Distortion_K2, Cam_Distortion_K3
• Camera tangential distortion parameters: Cam_Distortion_P1, Cam_Distortion_P2

To facilitate import, your specific camera calibration values can be registered inside the Orbit template to avoid entering these values at import each time. Contact Orbit Support if assistance is needed.

• File format : One or more supported point cloud file formats.
• File structure : Las/Laz or Ascii *.txt, *.csv file.
  • Las (recommended) or Laz : Las version 1.2.
  • Ascii File : Space separated (Char32), headers, with exact order as the example below. Line ends by carriage return char(13) and newline char(10) sequence.
• Value of Coordinates : Same reference as Trajectory.
• Value of Timestamp : Same reference as Trajectory.

Long(X) Lat(Y) Z R G B I
4.40487692010655 50.8510926423286 125.763312461527 16 17 19 46
4.40487698750245 50.8510916370433 125.761583937394 16 17 19 46
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