A solution for exterior and relative orientation in photogrammetry, a genetic evolution approach
Space resection is a technique that is commonly used to determine the exterior orientation parameters associated with one image or many images based on known Ground Control Points (GCPs). The term “exterior orientation” of an image refers to its position and orientation related to an exterior coordi...
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doaj-c1eb5d7d62074edbb1044c678acfd9d12020-11-24T23:50:11ZengElsevierJournal of King Saud University: Engineering Sciences1018-36392015-01-0127110811310.1016/j.jksues.2013.05.004A solution for exterior and relative orientation in photogrammetry, a genetic evolution approachElgasim Elamin ElnimaSpace resection is a technique that is commonly used to determine the exterior orientation parameters associated with one image or many images based on known Ground Control Points (GCPs). The term “exterior orientation” of an image refers to its position and orientation related to an exterior coordinate system. Several methods can be applied to determine the parameters of the orientation of one, two or more photos. Several methods have also been developed for the orientation of single photo. They are based on some characteristics of imaged objects. Chen and Shibasaki (1998), Cooper and Robson (1996), Dewitt (1996). In this paper, we present a solution for the determination of the exterior orientation parameters (space resection) based on genetic evolution algorithms. This optimization model for space resection can be implemented with or without redundancy and requires no linearization. The proposed model is simple and converges to the global optimal solution.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1018363913000196Exterior orientationPhotogrammetryGeneticGround Control |
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A solution for exterior and relative orientation in photogrammetry, a genetic evolution approach |
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A solution for exterior and relative orientation in photogrammetry, a genetic evolution approach |
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A solution for exterior and relative orientation in photogrammetry, a genetic evolution approach |
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A solution for exterior and relative orientation in photogrammetry, a genetic evolution approach |
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A solution for exterior and relative orientation in photogrammetry, a genetic evolution approach |
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solution for exterior and relative orientation in photogrammetry, a genetic evolution approach |
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Journal of King Saud University: Engineering Sciences |
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Space resection is a technique that is commonly used to determine the exterior orientation parameters associated with one image or many images based on known Ground Control Points (GCPs). The term “exterior orientation” of an image refers to its position and orientation related to an exterior coordinate system. Several methods can be applied to determine the parameters of the orientation of one, two or more photos. Several methods have also been developed for the orientation of single photo. They are based on some characteristics of imaged objects. Chen and Shibasaki (1998), Cooper and Robson (1996), Dewitt (1996).
In this paper, we present a solution for the determination of the exterior orientation parameters (space resection) based on genetic evolution algorithms. This optimization model for space resection can be implemented with or without redundancy and requires no linearization. The proposed model is simple and converges to the global optimal solution. |
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Exterior orientation Photogrammetry Genetic Ground Control |
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