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15 October 1993 Development of a digital videogrammetric airborne system
Ricardo Peralta-Fabi, Alejandro Peralta, Jorge M. Prado, Margarita Navarrete, W. Martinez
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Abstract
A system to conduct airborne remote sensing campaigns by means of CCD cameras and associated navigation and positioning equipment is presented. The system is under further development at the University of Mexico, but has been tested in several missions to evaluate its functional characteristics. The paper describes the various components of the system, such as cameras, aircraft mounting, pointing subsystem, GPS, location of view axis, real time monitoring and enhancement of ground details, as well as spectral filters and bands utilized, the interaction between obtained images, attitude data and a geographic information system for mosaic reconstruction, pilot navigation aids, and test polygons. The operation of the system has been demonstrated to be highly economical, reliable and relatively simple to use. It can also be fitted to various types of aircraft and helicopters, and may be used to conduct many types of missions such as: crop discrimination and mapping, urban settlement studies, land use charts, soil erosion evaluation, forest health, urban thermal island characterization, plant disease studies, and many more. A description of the flow of information from image capture to paper map is included, together with the methodology necessary to derive, from the images obtained, a multimedia system that handles a georeferenced data base for consultation by personnel of diverse backgrounds.
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Ricardo Peralta-Fabi, Alejandro Peralta, Jorge M. Prado, Margarita Navarrete, and W. Martinez "Development of a digital videogrammetric airborne system", Proc. SPIE 1943, State-of-the-Art Mapping, (15 October 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.157150
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Video

Global Positioning System

Navigation systems

Imaging systems

Geographic information systems

Optical filters

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