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The Project Wizard

The project wizard is used on two occasions:

  1. To create a project from scratch.
    1. In this case you start with a new project in which you will process new imagery taken with a calibrated camera.
    2. Please take into account that imagery has to be taken with focal set to infinity, and that you have to provide the Camera Calibration data.
  2. To edit parameters of an opened Strabo project.

In case of Visionmap Imagery follow first this procedure: Preparation of Visionmap Imagery

In This Chapter

1. Create a project from scratch

  1. To create a new project, select the 'New Project…' button in the File menu of the Strabo application, or press Ctrl-N:


  2. You can also press the 'New Project…' button in the Strabo application Dialog:

These two above mentioned actions will start the Project wizard which looks like:

The left pane of the wizard dialog shows the different steps in this procedure which will be explained further.
The buttons at the bottom of the wizard can be sensitive or insensitive, indicating whether there is enough information available to continue with the next wizard step or not.
At the start of a new project these buttons will all be insensitive except for the 'cancel the procedure' button.
You can also cancel this procedure by pressing the standard windows 'Close' button at the top right corner of the dialog.

2. Edit Parameters of an opened Project

The other way of using the Project Wizard is for editing the parameters of the active project.
After opening a Strabo project, the only way of editing the parameters is to start the wizard using the 'Edit' menu button in the Strabo Application.

Select the 'Project….' button in the Edit menu to start the project wizard for editing the project parameters:

Continue with 'Step 1: Project Settings'.

 
Last modified:: 2019/03/25 11:36