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What is a true ortho?
From the course: Drone Analysis with Drone2Map and ArcGIS Online
What is a true ortho?
- [Instructor] Esri documents that there are different kinds of products you can create from your drone imagery in Drone2Map. In this video session, we are going to focus on the creation of a true ortho, or sometimes called a true ortho mosaic. Now, when you fly your drone imagery and collect the Earth approximately vertical to the ground, the results are always full of distortion. For example, in this image here, let me click on this one. All right, great. We have an image that is at Nadar in the center, basically directly overhead the center. But as we go to the sides, it's almost like the buildings are tilted away from our camera. If we zoom here to North Hall, we can see the stonework around North Hall, but we see the sides of the building, right, as if they're tilted away from us. This concept is really called a central projection, and it's the idea from a camera view. Now, ortho rectification can help correct this geometric reality to basically situate the buildings so that…
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How to create a 2D project2m 28s
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What is a true ortho?2m 13s
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Planning your drone flight2m 1s
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Using ground control points (GCP)2m 20s
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Tying GCPs to images8m 47s
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Adjusting image processing1m 50s
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Processing and postprocessing check1m 41s
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Reviewing the accuracy of your true othoromosaic2m 29s
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Creating the true ortho1m 1s
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Challenge: Compare and contrast GCP true ortho40s
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Solution: Compare and contrast GCP true ortho4m 47s
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