Investigation of the Accuracy of Determining Planned and Altitude Coordinates Based on Survey Data by Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Oleksandr Yanchuk,
Serhii Trokhymets,
Ruslan Yanchuk
et al.
Abstract:Experimental studies of the accuracy of determining the plan and altitude coordinates were obtained from aerial photography materials and measured by a satellite receiver in real time. The study was conducted for aerial photography materials obtained from heights of 100 and 200 meters. In addition, the accuracy researched of using a different number of ground control points for georeferencing images – 18 and 5. Accuracy assessment was performed separately for the plain area and the area with rugged terrain.
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