We are glad to announce the following two courses:
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Sensor orientation: precise trajectory & attitude determination with INS >>>>> February/March 2011
The course aims at teaching the fundamentals of INS/GPS trajectory and
attitude determination for airborne sensors in the area of airborne
photogrammetry and remote sensing. This activity provides a general
description of inertial technology with an emphasis on its integration
with GPS for its combined (INS/GPS) use in sensor orientation and
calibration. Though the link with aerial triangulation and GPS
trajectory determination is described, the module is neither a course
on aerial triangulation nor a course on GPS kinematic positioning. Click
here to read more...
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Sensor orientation: calibration & block adjustment >>>>> June 2011
The course covers network adjustment for airborne sensor orientation
and calibration from a modern perspective. Geodetic network adjustment
is almost 200 years old. So far, it has survived all technology
changes. Today, for instance, is a fundamental tool for sensor
calibration in the INS/GPS direct orientation procedures. The course
approaches network adjustment for sensor orientation and calibration in
a way that participants will, afterwards, be able to apply the
methodology to most imaging sensors: active and passive, from various
imaging geometries, for research or for the production line. Click
here to read more ...