Assigning a CRS versus transforming coordinates in GIS
Assigning a coordinate reference system tells software how existing numbers should be interpreted.
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Assigning a coordinate reference system tells software how existing numbers should be interpreted.
A surveyed target coordinate must be associated with the same physical location in each image.
Control points constrain a reconstruction through their geometry as well as their number.
Ground control observations participate in defining or adjusting the model, while checkpoints are withheld to evaluate its behavior independently.
A covariance matrix describes uncertainty under an estimator model and includes correlations between coordinate components.
A dual antenna system can estimate the orientation of the baseline connecting its antennas from relative GNSS observations.
GPS time, UTC, and a local civil time are different time representations.
An image geotag is metadata associated with a photograph, not a complete navigation solution.
Navigation records and camera exposures rarely occur at exactly the same instants.
A camera event mark records an electrical or software event that is intended to relate an image to navigation time.
A forward solution estimates the trajectory in chronological order, while a backward solution processes observations in the opposite direction.
Post processed kinematic positioning uses recorded observations rather than depending entirely on a live correction link.
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