Direct Georeferencing

Just a quick mention of a potentially important article by Ahmed Mohamed and Benjamin Wilkinson, entitled Direct Georeferencing where they argue for the use of a dual GPS antenna apparatus to more efficiently geo-locate a tripod-mounted scanner. This they claim can eliminate the need for ground control.

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One Response to “Direct Georeferencing”

  1. Chad Says:

    “Simulation and real world field experimentation of the prototype implementation suggest a precision of about 0.05 degrees (~1 milli-radian) for the three orientation angles.”

    Wouldn’t that half a degree add up pretty quickly when you’re using a tof scanner?

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