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Version du 24 novembre 2015 à 11:38
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Description
The xml file containing 2D coordinates can be generated using interfaces SaisieAppuisInit and
SaisieAppuisPredic in Linux.
When the global transform between ground control points and image relative orientations is known,
we can switch to the predictive interface SaisieAppuisPredic which will display the remaining ground
control points, loaded from the Xml file AppRTL.xml. You need to adjust points image location and
validate them.
Syntax
The global syntax for SaisieAppuisPredic is
mm3d SaisieAppuisPredic + arguments
Help
You can access to the help by typing :
mm3d SaisieAppuisPredic -help
Mandatory unnamed args :
- string :: {Full Name (Dir+Pattern)}</span style>
- string :: {Orientation}</span style>
- string :: {File for Ground Control Points}</span style>
- string :: {File for Image Measurements}</span style>
Named args :
- [Name=SzW] Pt2di :: {Size of global window (Def 800 800)}
- [Name=NbF] Pt2di :: {Number of Sub Window (Def 2 2)}
- [Name=WBlur] REAL :: {Size IN GROUND GEOMETRY of bluring for target}
- [Name=Type] string :: {in [MaxLoc,MinLoc,GeoCube]}
- [Name=ForceGray] bool :: {Force gray image, def=true}
- [Name=OriMode] string :: {Orientation type (GRID) (Def=Std)}
- [Name=ZMoy] REAL :: {Average Z, Mandatory in PB}
- [Name=ZInc] REAL :: {Incertitude on Z, Mandatory in PB}
- [Name=Masq3D] string :: {3D Masq used for visibility}
- [Name=PIMsF] string :: {PIMs filter used for visibility}
- [Name=InputSec] string :: {PIMs filter used for visibility}
Example
mm3d SaisieAppuisPredic "Abbey-.*jpg" RTL-Init AppRTL.xml MesureFinale.xml