Bonjour,
Après avoir traité mes images de drone, il semble que toutes mes données se trouvent dans un grand trou. Y a-t-il un réglage que je dois ajuster pour que les choses soient correctement positionnées ?
Saw this ditty in the help
Z values are typically recorded as heights above a vertical datum or heights relative to the drone takeoff point. To edit the altitude reference of your image collection, click the edit button Edit Description next to the Geolocation information. For Z Value Type, select Flight Height if your drone reports heights relative to the takeoff point, or Altitude for heights relative to a vertical datum.
Hi Brian - since your post was nearly 3 years ago I'm not sure you need a response - but this was either processed without ground control (drone altitude values are known to be subject to large errors - I've seen vertical heights off by more than 200 meters) or it was processed with the wrong coordinate system (incorrect input coordinates if the GPS was RTK or PPK, or incorrect coordinate system for the control points if GCPs were used).
This blog should be helpful for those using RTK GPS:
https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/drone2map/imagery/work-with-rtk-drone-imagery-in-arcgis-drone2map/
Let us know if you still need help
Cody B
reminds me of Problem: The scene layer appears to be floating or sinking in 3D view in Drone2Map for ArcGIS (esri.com)
quite cool looking though
Great. Thanks Dan. Things seem to be working better. Hopefully you can help with another question.
After my data processed, my 'mesh' product looks amazing, but there seems to be a 'ghosted version' of it floating on top. Do you know what might be going on here?
Sorry for all the questions. I'm still new to Drone2Map.
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