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BSI DD ISO/TS 19130:2010:2011 Edition

BSI DD ISO/TS 19130:2010:2011 Edition

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Geographic information. Imagery sensor models for geopositioning

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BSI 2011 154
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PDF Pages PDF Title
9 Scope
Conformance
10 Normative references
Terms and definitions
19 Symbols and abbreviated terms
Abbreviated terms
21 Notation
Image geopositioning: overview and common elements
Introduction
22 Type of geopositioning information
23 Calibration data
Introduction
24 Geometric calibration
Radiometric calibration
Ground control points
Introduction
Control point types
25 Control point schema
27 Physical Sensor Models
Sensor types
Introduction
Frame sensor
28 Pushbroom sensor
29 Whiskbroom sensor
30 Synthetic aperture radar
31 Physical Sensor Model approach
Physical Sensor Model introduction
32 Physical Sensor Model parameters
Interior sensor parameters
33 Exterior sensor/platform parameters
34 Ground-to-image function
36 Image-to-ground function
37 Error propagation
Adjustable model parameters
Quality associated with Physical Sensor Models
39 Physical Sensor Model metadata
Introduction
Overview of the Physical Sensor Model schema
40 Location and orientation
Overview
41 Position
42 Attitude
43 Dynamics
44 Position and orientation of a sensor relative to the platfor
45 Sensor parameters
SD_SensorParameters
47 Detector array
Sensor system and operation
48 SD_OpticsOperation
49 Distortion correction
50 Microwave sensors
51 True Replacement Models and Correspondence Models
Functional fitting
52 True Replacement Model approach
Introduction
54 Types of True Replacement Models
Polynomials
55 Coordinate normalization
56 Direct Linear Transform
True Replacement Model based on grid interpolation
57 Ground-to-image and image-to-ground transformations
Rigorous error propagation with a True Replacement Model
58 Adjustability for True Replacement Model
Summary
Quality associated with a True Replacement Model
60 Schema for True Replacement Model
61 Correspondence Model approach
Introduction
62 Limitations of Correspondence Models
3D-to-2D Correspondence Models
63 2D-to-2D Correspondence Models
64 Schema for Correspondence Models

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