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GeoCue’s repository of TrueView tools, tips and workflows for the TrueView line of drone mapping products. Includes former AirGon products such as Loki and ASPSuite.

TrueView System Unable to be Powered from M300 Platform

TrueView systems can be powered from internal battery power or externally powered from drone platforms using the appropriate power connector. Occasionally, there may be an issue where a TrueView system may not be able to be powered from the top power connector on an M300 platform. The TrueView system may power on if the user…

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True View UMS Requirements

The True View UMS (USB Mass Storage) device should meet the following requirements to be used on the system. TrueView Systems 435vB, 515vB, 535, 655/660, 680, and 720 Note: Once the data has been moved to the UMS, it is no longer stored in the internal storage. Please keep this in mind for your data…

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3D Accuracy with LP360

A Ground Control Point (GCP) is a monumented point for which geodesic coordinates are known with a controlled accuracy and precision. It can be provided by a National Geodetic Authority or made by the user. Several topographic survey techniques can be used to determine the coordinates of a GCP (GNSS, geodetic network adjustment from distance,…

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POSPacCloud: Authentication Failed

Attempting to run POSPacCloud to process a sensor trajectory solution in LP360 Drone, formerly TrueView EVO, results in an authentication failed error, “An error occurred running POSPacCloud.exe: C:\Program Files\Applanix\POSPac Cloud\POSPacCloud.exe AUTHENTICATION_FAILED Unexpected character encountered while parsing value:” Please ensure POSPacCloud has installed when you installed LP360. Or manually install using the POSPacCloud setup, POSPacCloud_PROD_v0.0.xx.zip, available under…

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LP360 Control Points

In configuring a set of control points or check points for use in the LP360 Control Points Toolbar it is best to follow the convention below to make the most use of the Drive Mode shortcuts available within the toolbar for navigation and filtering. The fields either need to exist in the shapefile or may…

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Point Cloud Tasks

What is a Point Cloud Task (PCT)? A function (Extract ground, Conflate Line) that operates on points, rasters, and/or vectors. A task can be a filter and/or an extractor. A filter classifies or changes the classification values for points (e.g. classify ground). An extractor extracts information from the point cloud data into vector, image or…

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Strip Adjustment for Multiple flights

Strip adjustment can be used to adjust not only the flight lines within a flight, but also adjust multiple flights. This article shows how to use strip adjustment to more than one flight. For how to use Strip Adjustment or the method and context behind Strip Adjustment. 1. Requirements There are two requirements needed to adjust…

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How to use Strip Adjustment

In this article it is explained step by step how to use the Strip Adjustment tool. 1. Introduction Strip Adjustment is a module available in LP360 Drone starting from v2023.2 and is only available within the TrueView workflow. This means that only TrueView and microdrones data processed in LP360 Drone can benefit from Strip Adjustment.…

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Utilizing NOAA CORS as a base for your TrueView Project

When a base station file is corrupt or incorrectly recorded (for example: the observation rate is not set correctly or the battery fails), a user may elect to use the efficient SMARTBase or PP-RTX for post processing the sensor trajectory solution for your TrueView, microdrones, guest sensor Cycles, as applicable. Alternatively, with more effort and…

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Strip Adjustment – Method and Context

Method Strip adjustment, also known as point cloud registration, is a topic that has been investigated in the areas of research where dynamic measurement systems are used. The goal is to remove inconsistencies in the point cloud. Most first studies of strip adjustment are concentrated on the estimation of the three boresight angles. Indeed, the…

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