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5.1.8. Example 4.8
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- 1.
What does GCP stand for in mapping?
Hint
It's a reference point on the ground.
- 2.
What instrument is commonly used to view photographs in 3D?
Hint
It's related to vision in photographs.
- 3.
What is the purpose of using GCPs in aerial mapping?
- To enhance photo quality
- To ensure accuracy
- To increase overlap
Hint
Think about their role in verifying location.
- 4.
True or False: LCPs are meant to connect different strips of photographs.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider their location within overlaps.
- 5.
Imagine you're given photographs with varying elevations. Discuss how you'd adjust them to a common scale for mapping.
Hint
Think about the formula for scale adjustment related to height.
- 6.
Design a method to establish a new set of GCPs for an area that has faulty initial control points. What processes would you use?
Hint
Consider technological tools available today.
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