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Our
aerial triangulation software supports both softcopy and analytical
aerial triangulation, and incorporates airborne GPS/IMU data
to constrain and guide the process. Our in-house experts have
written proprietary software to aid in the aerial triangulation
process. One program, which we use as part of our standard workflow,
performs image point corrections for radial and decentering
lens distortions. This practice is not an industry standard,
as most off-the-shelf aerial triangulation software packages
only correct for radial lens distortions.
Photo
scale, camera/film characteristics, flight line configuration,
ground control layout, GPS/IMU availability, and sometimes the
terrain play a role in the accuracy of aerial triangulation.
HJW’s policy requires at least two aerial triangulation
specialists to validate results before considering the task
complete. Redundant control information, statistical analysis,
and subsequent quality checks all enable us to provide reliable
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