Single-center projection transformation method of multi-lens and multi-detector aerial camera
A technology of center projection and conversion method, applied in the field of aero-optical remote sensing, which can solve the problems of rarely answering precision control problems, rarely publicizing core problems, and failing to clarify the process of converting multi-center projection to single-center projection.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2017-05-10
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Abstract
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technical field
[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of aerial optical remote sensing, and relates to a method for converting a multi-lens and multi-detector spliced aerial surveying and mapping camera from multi-center projection to equivalent single-center projection. Background technique
[0002] Area array cameras with large format, large field of view, and high pixel resolution are the inevitable development direction of imaging sensors in the field of photogrammetry. However, limited by the technical bottleneck and high cost of a single large-format CCD\CMOS device, it has become a mainstream method to construct an equivalent large-format sensor array by combining multiple lenses and multiple detectors.
[0003] The core problem of the multi-lens and multi-detector splicing construction of the area array aerial surveying camera is how to normalize the multi-center projection during imaging into an equivalent single-center projection conformation. Ther...
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[0046] Specific embodiments of the present invention are further described in detail below.
[0047] 1) for figure 1 The lens diagram of the multi-lens and multi-detector aerial camera shown, 1, 2, 3 and 4 represent four panchromatic lenses, and the corresponding four cameras (hereinafter referred to as panchromatic lens 1~4 cameras) are polycentric projections Imaging, the number and distribution of detectors contained in each, see figure 2 . figure 2 A~I in the table represent the number of detectors: E is the center detector, corresponding to figure 1 The panchromatic lens 1; B, H corresponding figure 1 The panchromatic lens 2; D, F corresponding figure 1 Panchromatic lens 3; A, C, G, I corresponding figure 1 Panchromatic lens4. choose figure 2 The image of the center detector E in is used as the reference image, and its geometric center point is taken as the origin o of the image plane coordinate system to construct a right-hand plane Cartesian coordinate system,...