After examining the rest of the report and being satisfied with the output I'm going to move on to Step 2
of processing. I�ll double check all the step 2 processing parameters.
Everything looks good. And we start! The process ends with an extension to the quality report, which
details out the results of step 2.
And now, we move on to Step 3.
I�ll check the processing options again.
I need the google map tiles and the kml
so I'll go ahead and click them.
I also need the grid DSM .las file with a spacing of 300 cm as per my project requirement.
I do want the raster DTM too. The default resolution
works for me.
I also want the contour shape and dxf files with elevation intervals of 1 meter, a resolution of 100 cm
and minimum line size of 20 vertices. And finally, step 3 begins!
We wait for Step 3 to get complete..and finally it's done!
Here�s the orthomosaic in the mosaic editor tab.
This is the volumes tab where you can measure area and volume.
In the rayCloud tab
I want to have a look at the point cloud.
On the point cloud,
I can draw polylines, surfaces and orthoplanes.
And finally, this is a map view which now includes the GCPs as well.
Now, what I've also done is to process the dataset without ground control points.
That is, without the intermediate step of using the GCP/MTP manager.
I've done this so that we can do a comparison of results in terms of relative and absolute accuracies
as well as a the 3D terrain details like DSM and contours.
I�ll cover this in the next lecture.