J'ai besoin de créer une mission de vol depuis site scan manager pour un projet qui comprend plus de 2500 photographies car c'était une zone assez grande qui a été modélisée.<\/SPAN><\/SPAN> Je voudrais savoir comment je peux les télécharger et les traiter depuis site scan manager puisque je vois l'annonce d'une limite de 2500 images par vol.<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/P>merci salutations<\/SPAN><\/SPAN><\/P>
CaSuárez
You can actually load more that 2500. This is a recommended makimum per mission. You can also load your images into multiple missions and then merge them into one mission as well. So the below screen shot where I have five missions but one final merged product
Gordon
Thanks very much, @GordonSumerling , for your answer, .
Currently, I am worked on a project over a large area where we take than 20000 images, in this sense related to your answer I have to split my project into eight missions, and then I have to merge all in one merge mission. But, my question is if a merge mission could support this number of images within compromise the quality of the final product?
Another question is related to if there is an automatic mode for split big projects, or I have to select manually the images for each mission?. If I do the division of my project in missions manually as you suggest, how do I guarantee the overlap between each mission?
thanks greeting
Hello CaSuárez,
Now your sizes of photos is starting to get up there and your possibly reaching the upper limits of what the software can process in on job. Suggestion is to start to incorporate ArcGIS Mosaic Datasets and Image Services into your workflows
When the size of the missions do get large it is better to capture missions and process them as they are captured. Then download the output Ortho's into a repository in your designated storage location. You can then either create a Mosaic dataset out of these and publish to ArcGis Enterprise or directly load them to Portal for ArcGIS or ArcGIS Online and create a Tiled Image Service.
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