OriConvert - Historique des versions

Luc Girod : /* Allowed commands */ The explanations were from the Tapioca page, nowhere close to be correct! (not sure about the real explanations, so just removed absurdities)

2016-12-28T13:28:11Z

‎Allowed commands : The explanations were from the Tapioca page, nowhere close to be correct! (not sure about the real explanations, so just removed absurdities)

BorisLeroux : /* OriTxtAgiSoft */

2016-06-02T12:02:10Z

‎OriTxtAgiSoft

BorisLeroux : /* Help */

2016-06-02T11:43:13Z

‎Help

BorisLeroux : /* Help */

2016-06-02T11:42:59Z

‎Help

BorisLeroux : /* Results */

2016-06-02T11:42:20Z

‎Results

BorisLeroux : /* OriTxtAgiSoft */

2016-06-02T11:39:17Z

‎OriTxtAgiSoft

BorisLeroux : /* OriTxtInFile */

2016-06-02T11:38:11Z

‎OriTxtInFile

BorisLeroux : /* OriTxtInFile */

2016-06-02T11:36:25Z

‎OriTxtInFile

BorisLeroux : /* OriTxtInFile */

2016-06-02T11:35:56Z

‎OriTxtInFile

BorisLeroux : /* OriTxtInFile */

2016-06-02T11:34:27Z

‎OriTxtInFile

@@ Ligne 13 : / Ligne 13 : @@
 ===Allowed commands===
-*<b>OriTxtAgiSoft</b> : Compute tie points for images in low resolution and then for high resolution.
+*<b>OriTxtAgiSoft</b>
-*<b>OriBluh</b> : Compute tie points for all images in a given resolution.
+*<b>OriBluh</b>
-*<b>OriTxtInFile</b> : Compute tie points for linear image canvas.
+*<b>OriTxtInFile</b>
 ===Results===

@@ Ligne 71 : / Ligne 71 : @@
 ==OriTxtAgiSoft==
-This tools is designed to convert orientation from Agisoft into MicMac orientation format.
+This tools is designed to convert orientation from Agisoft PhotoScan into MicMac orientation format.
 ===Example===

@@ Ligne 26 : / Ligne 26 : @@
 ==Help==
-Help is the same for all argument, You can access by typing :
+Help is the same for all arguments, You can access by typing :
 <pre>mm3d OriConvert -help</pre>

@@ Ligne 26 : / Ligne 26 : @@
 ==Help==
-You can access to the help by typing :
+Help is the same for all argument, You can access by typing :
 <pre>mm3d OriConvert -help</pre>

← Version précédente		Version du 2 juin 2016 à 11:42
Ligne 18 :		Ligne 18 :

	===Results===		===Results===
		+	[[OriConvert]] produce an MicMac orientation based on georeferencing data. You cannot use directly this orientation for processing tools like AperiCloud or C3DC, launch before a [[CenterBascule]].

	===Workflow===		===Workflow===

@@ Ligne 83 : / Ligne 83 : @@
 </pre>
-In this example (from the [[GrandLeez|UAS GrandLeez]] data set, file GPS WPK Grand-Leez.csv), column titles are
+In this example (from the [[GrandLeez|UAS GrandLeez]] dataset, file GPS WPK Grand-Leez.csv), column titles are
 specified on the first line. Nevertheless, MicMac has its own convention regarding column title. We have
-to add columns specs as explained in previous section (13.3.1) but with the symbols K, W, P standing
+to add columns specs but with the symbols K, W, P standing
 for kappa, omega and phi.
@@ Ligne 95 : / Ligne 95 : @@
 R0040439.JPG 50.5864719060 4.7953921650 376.604 319.4 10.1 3.6
 </pre>
 ===Example===

@@ Ligne 76 : / Ligne 76 : @@
 ==OriTxtInFile==
-GPS and attitude extracted from telemetry logs are generally structured as followed:
+GPS and attitude extracted from telemetry logs are generally structured as followed :
 image latitude longitude altitude yaw pitch roll
 R0040438.JPG 50.5860992029 4.7957755452 375.046 319.9 8.2 -2.1
 R0040439.JPG 50.5864719060 4.7953921650 376.604 319.4 10.1 3.6
-...
+</pre>
-In this example (from the UAS Grand-Leez data set, �le GPS WPK Grand-Leez.csv), column titles are
-speci�ed on the �rst line. Nevertheless, MicMac has its own convention regarding column title. We have
+In this example (from the UAS [[GrandLeez|UAS GrandLeez]] data set, file GPS WPK Grand-Leez.csv), column titles are
 to add columns specs as explained in previous section (13.3.1) but with the symbols K, W, P standing
 for kappa, omega and phi.

← Version précédente		Version du 2 juin 2016 à 11:34
Ligne 76 :		Ligne 76 :

	==OriTxtInFile==		==OriTxtInFile==
		+	GPS and attitude extracted from telemetry logs are generally structured as followed:
		+	image latitude longitude altitude yaw pitch roll
		+	R0040438.JPG 50.5860992029 4.7957755452 375.046 319.9 8.2 -2.1
		+	R0040439.JPG 50.5864719060 4.7953921650 376.604 319.4 10.1 3.6
		+	...
		+	In this example (from the UAS Grand-Leez data set, �le GPS WPK Grand-Leez.csv), column titles are
		+	speci�ed on the �rst line. Nevertheless, MicMac has its own convention regarding column title. We have
		+	to add columns specs as explained in previous section (13.3.1) but with the symbols K, W, P standing
		+	for kappa, omega and phi.
		+	#F=N Y X Z K W P
		+	#
		+	#image latitude longitude altitude yaw pitch roll
		+	R0040438.JPG 50.5860992029 4.7957755452 375.046 319.9 8.2 -2.1
		+	R0040439.JPG 50.5864719060 4.7953921650 376.604 319.4 10.1 3.6
	===Example===		===Example===