The following examples were originally used to evaluate the accuracy of using equirectangular images as a ‘photographic theodolite’ but provided useful data for trying out PaMe.
The ‘points’ were circular targets which were measured relative to the 360° Panorama locations using a Kern DKM2-A 1″ Theodolite and Leica DISTO.
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Setup One Photography – June 2016 16 Points co-ordinated with the Kern 1″ Theodolite and Leica DISTO on two vertical surfaces parallel to the ‘base line’ between the two 360° Panoramas. Protocol – “Known distance between pano’s”. |
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Setup Two Photography – October 2016 Five Points co-ordinated with the Kern 1″ Theodolite and Leica DISTO plus two Direct Measured Lines. Protocol – “Known distance between pano’s” and “Known length”. |
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Setup Three Photography – 4th September 2017 12 Points co-ordinated with the Kern 1″ Theodolite and Leica DISTO on two vertical surfaces parallel to the ‘base line’ between the two 360° Panoramas. Protocol – “Known distance between pano’s” and “Known length”. |
