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Orthoimage Creation of Extremely High Buildings

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3 Author(s)
Guoqing Zhou ; Sch. of Geosci. & Geomatics, East China Inst. of Technol., Fuzhou ; Wenhan Xie ; Penggen Cheng

This paper presents a method for creating orthoimage in the urban area of extremely high buildings. The proposed method in this paper is different from the traditional methods, which improved the accuracy by increasing the number and/or improved the geometric distribution of ground control points. This proposed method first established a mathematical model of constraint condition on the building edges, such as perpendicularity, and then the established constraint conditions are merged into the orthorectification model. A test field located in downtown of Denver, CO, has been used to evaluate our methods. The experiments of comparing the accuracy achieved by our method and other methods are conducted. The experimental results demonstrated that the proposed method can improve the accuracy of 2-5 ft for those buildings of over 100 m high and even 5-7 ft for those buildings over 100 m high in the margin of imagery.

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Geoscience and Remote Sensing, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:46 ,  Issue: 12 )

Date of Publication: Dec. 2008

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