Texturierte Mesh-Höhenfehler

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<\/HEAD>Mein erster Versuch, meine Drohnenbilder mit D2M zu verarbeiten und das resultierende texturierte Mesh als eine Instanz von <\/SPAN>IntegratedMeshLayer<\/A> zu einer <\/SPAN>Map<\/A> in einer <\/SPAN>SceneView<\/A> innerhalb der js api hinzuzufügen. Es scheint, dass die Mesh-Ebene unter der Oberfläche angezeigt wird, aber dennoch sichtbar ist. Ich würde mich freuen, wenn jemand einen Blick darauf werfen und sehen könnte, was mein Problem sein könnte? <\/SPAN><\/P><\/P>Vielen Dank im Voraus für Ihre Zeit<\/SPAN><\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

MeganWirth · Answer

Anthony are there any tutorials on processing workflows for drone2map?

Thanks again for your help.

MeganWirth · Answer

Thanks for the reply Anthony,

Is there a tutorial on the proper way to set ground control points? I believe im doing it right but not certain. I would place a point on the basemap in 2d mode then open up the image table and add the corresponding point to the drone imagery. I added about four different GCP's to the corners of the project area and matched 8 points to every corresponding drone image.

I reprocessed and ended up with a textured mesh that was slanted at almost a 45 degree angle lol.

AnthonyMason · Answer

Ryan,

Because of the inaccuracies of GPS systems on drones, and how this data is collected relative to the ellipsoid, this is actually very common.

The workflow to assure your meshes are at the correct (Orthometric) elevation, you will need to add ground control points around your project area and reprocess.

Thanks

Tony