Eagle-Eye Technologies

This page describes the original Eagle-Eye Technologies 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.

• Image type : equirectangular panoramas.
• Image resolution : Ratio 2×1.
• File format : Each image is one *.jpg file.
• File name : Exactly as in image positions file, see below.
• Folder structure : All files in one folder.

• File format : One ascii file (*.csv or *.txt file).
• File structure Rows : Each image is one record.
• File structure Columns : Semicolon separated (char59), with the header, columns in exact order as in the example below.
• Value of Filename : File name as on disk, without file extension.
• 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;position;utm_easting;utm_northing;z;roll;pitch;heading;relative_path;gps_time
2017030400100035;Sp;372998.50720;5627666.31290;66.12710;-2.25434742;-11.1423136;-145.06483;.\20170304\001;1172651396.57692
2017030400100036;Sp;372996.15300;5627661.77850;65.96450;-2.50318254;-11.2065927;-145.157321;.\20170304\001;1172651438.08756
2017030400100037;Sp;372993.86020;5627657.15740;65.83900;-2.41014747;-11.0368646;-146.26231;.\20170304\001;1172651440.70845
...

• Image type : Undistorted images.
• Image resolution : any.
• File format : Each image is one *.jpg file.
• File name : Exactly as Image ID 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).
• File structure Rows : Each image is one record.
• File structure Columns : Semicolon separated (char59), with the header, columns in exact order as in the example below.
• Value of Filename : File name as on disk, without file extension.
• 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;position;utm_easting;utm_northing;z;roll;pitch;heading;relative_path;gps_time
2017030400100035;4R;372998.32800;5627670.95470;66.33910;-1.31055161;-10.9820617;-72.1601501;.\20170304\001;1172651396.57692
2017030400100036;4R;372995.96300;5627666.41910;66.19290;-1.44647974;-10.7626529;-72.2759452;.\20170304\001;1172651438.08756
2017030400100037;4R;372993.58230;5627661.79430;66.05180;-1.25617162;-10.8029385;-73.398654;.\20170304\001;1172651440.70846
...

SensorSizePIX=1700,1700
SensorSizeMM=12.57568353,12.57568353
SensorPixelSizeMM=0.0073974609
PrincipalPoint=0.0,0.0
FocalLenghtMM=10.1621

The camera calibration parameters must be entered before Create Run, the 1st step of the Import Run procedure.
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 *.las files.
• File structure : Las version 1.2.
• Value of Coordinates : Same CRS as Photo Positions, see above.