Activating Beta Version of Local CRS Manager in ASPSuite

AirGon has developed a tool that allows users to define a local coordinate system in ASPSuite and convert their Loki image positions to the local system.  The tool is currently in the testing stage and has not been officially released. However, the Local CRS Manager can be activated for users who wish to test the…

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Breaklines in LP360- Part 3

Introduction to Part 3: In the last part of this series, we discussed in some detail how a Triangulated Irregular Network (TIN) can be constrained by features external to the point cloud model such as lines, points and polygons.  In this month’s edition, we will look at contours and how LP360 can extract elevation information…

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Updating Loki Firmware

The following steps describe the process for updating your Loki firmware. Note: Updating the firmware is optional. If the Loki is functioning properly, there is no need to update.   Warning: Firmware updates are not supported on machines running Windows operating systems prior to Windows 10. Connect Loki to your computer using the supplied USB-C cable.…

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Importing Control/Check Points into LP360

Platform: LP360 (Standalone) Minimum Licensing: Standard, sUAS Version: 2017.1 or higher Date: 15 September 2018 Introduction: This note describes importing control and/or check points in text format into LP360 for use in accuracy assessment. We distinguish these points as: Control Point – A point that was used in the modeling process. It generally should not…

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OPUS: Request Entity Too Large

User receives a “Request Entity Too Large” error from OPUS. It typically means your Rinex observation file is too large for OPUS to accept and the file size needs to be reduced Reduce the Rinex file size by removing information from the Rinex file that OPUS automatically removes, or does not use.  OPUS  decimates every…

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Breaklines in LP360- Part 2

This article is a continuation of the discussion of breaklines in LP360 (the standalone version). In last month’s installment, we discussed the overall concept of data modeling, especially the Triangulated Irregular Network (TIN). In this installment, I will discuss the general concept of adding constraints in the form of breaklines to these models. In future…

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