Photogrammetry With a UAV Tim Lucas Perth

[@exoduss1]

Very well made and informative! Planning to look into photogrammetry in 2014.

[@timlucas143]

Hi Alexander, thanks for the great feedback. We sell UAV's and custom surveying payloads as well as the software to accomplish this, if there is anything I can help you out with. Please make an enquiry at www.remotesense.com.au Thanks, Tim

[@pepitorockstarmexico]

You are a Genius! you video motivated me to learn more !!!! Thank you and greetings from Germany !!

[@syntheticfauna]

Very nice vid! I hope to see more development in these areas soon. I truly believe that photogrammetry and point cloud data will have infinite applications in the upcoming future. Regards from Costa Rica!

[@mikeconrad2163]

Impressive. Hands now nicely done!

[@WillPreston3D]

amazing detail. great future for this technology

[@swiftaerialimagery9817]

Excellent overview Tim, love your work. Will be in contact.

[@NunoCharneca]

Hi Tim, Thanks for your video. Can you please tell us a bit about the application developed by you to autonomous flight your mission? (Visited your website but it was on maintenance) Thanks

[@tylergriffin263]

How did you capture the GPS points and direction of the lens in at those points?

[@kashwashwa1]

I'm very interested in the flood simulation you were able to demonstrate - what software does that? Can it simulate rivers?

[@shortbusheros4]

Could this theoretically work with low to the ground footage where the images end up recording footage of all the parts of the terrain but those parts don't contain one giant encompassing shot of the terrain within the field of view of the camera?

[@DarrenLangleyjasper]

Awesome video!

[@matthiasp.993]

Hi....very cool Video....;) Wich programm is it at 2:43? The DEM looks very nice.

[@jdnva]

Simply epic mate!

[@fanjan7527]

This is soooooooooooooo cool. Seen something similar about 6 years ago that students developed for VW in Germany. They used it in customer complaint cases regarding misaligned doors from the factory. But this application is much cooler.

[@pau1phi11ips]

Hi, you mention at the end that you used the video footage from the GoPro instead of the photo mode. Could you give details on how you extracted images from the video please? Great video by the way!

[@RussellGilder]

This is fascinating to me. Are you pulling GPS data logged from the camera's on-board GPS or are you pulling if from the FC to get the photo location?

[@JtSamas]

Great Video Tim, cheers mate

[@sergioteruel7553]

Excellent and geat. Thanks a lot !!

[@aerostudio3602]

Tim hi, thank you for your video, what software were you using in 5:11 . Thank you very much for your information

[@RodrigoPacheco-Ruiz]

Hi Tim, Great stuff! Do you happen to have the UAV and camera specifications?

[@luismiguelvareladasilva82]

Great video guys! What software did you use to project the sea level rise? cheers

[@WeBeYachting]

Great video its just awesome. Cheers from Sint Maarten

[@RaviSingh-wk7qk]

Hi Tim, wanted to know whether we can use photos with different focal length to make DEM's & orthophoto. If yes then is there any extra steps needed or Agisoft recognises itself.

[@ВикторВласов-р7х]

Wow! It's amazing! Tell me please, what program do you use after Photoscan for 3D modelling? And how do you import datas from Photoscan to this program? Thanks :)

[@idrone4u221]

Hi Tim, I'm looking for a program to measure contour lines of a piece of land. I have the Agisoft standard, or do I need the Agisoft Pro? Where do you do your training?

[@dronesvisionsaeriennes]

Hi Tim Lucas, i'm Philip from France and i work with Photoscan, Global Mapper too and Meshlab, 123 Autodesk...etc...Very good demonstration of Photogrammetry but i didn't know that we could re-create a "crash" with vehicles...Very interesting...! Do you confirm that yiu used Blender to integrate house, cars and witnesses with the final mesh and texture after Photoscan calculations...? Best reagrds and fly safe............

[@giovannidamato5825]

hey is it possible to know which program did you use to have the false coloured immage?

[@pedroochoa836]

Hi TIM! Nice vid, did you use a gopro? what calibration in camera? Thanks

[@jamesgroupstudios2355]

Hi Tim: I'm confused about what you do. Do you develop software for photogrammetry data collection?

[@DaMontanhaOficial]

what software did you use for the simulations? The first one I reconize it's agi software

[@tylergriffin263]

Hey tim. nice video. Just wondering what camera you are using and what software?

[@timlucas143]

Hi Tyler, we sell everything required to accomplish this including our own custom surveying payload at www.remotesense.com.au

[@karishmasingh197]

Hi Tim, Currently I am using Agisoft Photoscan to buld a 3D model out of videos taken of a room.Really liked your video and wish to know what software did you use ( 2:40) to represent the model in rgb color?

[@timlucas143]

Hi Karishma, I used Agisoft, then Cinema 4D for the 3D stuff and, the RGB depth map was created in Global Mapper, if you have any other questions please feel free to get in touch on the contact form of my website www.remotesense.com.au

[@gem0nster]

Hello Tim, what software did you use for the simulation? Thanks!

[@mikecarswell4343]

Hi and cheers for the video! I've got some aero data from UAV flights and it seems the texture of some roofs enables agisoft to work beautifully, other roofs not so much. Do you clean up models in a 3d program before putting a texture on? I've heard about people exporting to meshlab for this step before exporting back but I haven't had much luck so far. If so what program do you use? Cheers, Mike

[@timlucas143]

Mike Carswell Hi Mike, Phototgrammetry works best with recognizable texture variation, some textures such as a roof or water have a large surface area of the same texture or none at all, large bodies of water are similar, without any real points of reference between photos, the software struggles to stitch correctly, Also a roof reflects a lot of sunlight it might be washed out, appear completely white, using a camera with high dynamic range and a polarizing filter can help pick up extra texture, if accuracy is not an issue and you just want a great looking model, then you can add stuff with 3D software, most 3D software should be able to reconstruct parts of the model, exported as an OBJ file, keeping in mind you have to edit both the texture and the model for proper effect, the texture alone may be enough in some cases. the texture can be edited in Photoshop. you can contact me directly at www.remotesense.com.au using the contact form. Cheers, Tim

[@luisreynoso9413]

Hi Tim, great video! I use PhotoScan as an aid in reverse engineering machine parts and it's working great. I use a DSLR and get very good results. I'm looking into buying a UAV but I'm not sure about the camera choice, bear in mind I'm on a tight budget. Is a GoPro good for photogrammetry? I know they come with a very wide angle or fish eye lens, is there a way to correct the images in post-processing?

[@plamp]

Great Vid!

Nice work. Which program are you using for photogrammetry? Are you selling the software? I have a quadcopter allready. FY650 with NAZA-M GPS controller.

Tim Lucas Hi Lucas, I have sent you a request from your website. Goodluck for your new products.

[@raphango]

Awesome!!

[@jass1969]

Hi, ¿Which camera are you using?

[@jetrockgaming]

Are you using the pro version of photoscan or Regular?

[@MultiMonitorComputer]

THAT is cool

[@guybyrne4414]

Great video Tim any chance I can use it in a powerpoint present ?

[@timlucas143]

+Guy Byrne Yes you can use it in a presentation, please just leave the video intact with original audio. Good Luck with your presentation

[@guybyrne4414]

Thnx tim .. i did and it worked very .. the audience were greatly impressed your production

[@SergioBermudezTablada]

Hello Tim, échate software is that? Are you able to obtain terrain data with it or only surface data?

[@timlucas143]

Hi Sergio, We can obtain both terrain & surface data, as well as volumetric and linear distance calculations, within acceptable margins for a professional survey.

[@khurramsa5133]

how much that helecopter thing cost i want if one then where to get it?

[@avtpro]

Thanks

[@fillup86]

Does ground covered in snow affect the depth?? I tried doing an open field with trees with a section of trees along with a frozen lake covered with snow and the depth field wasn't accurate at all... I'm assuming it has to do with the fact there is very little texture and the solid white color throws off the processing???? Or am I missing something??

[@timlucas143]

+Philip Hartmann You are correct, the snow lacks texture, the point cloud is created due to it being able to pick up the same details in more than one photo, water and snow are probably the worst. you could try flying higher and using a polarizing filter to get rid of glare.

[@juandez87]

Hello Tim i am really fascinating with your work. i have work with quadcopters and I would really like to work with photogrammetry in my city so I would like to know where I can learn to manage the software, which camera is the best and what kind of flight controller do you use. Or if its possible to contact you and speak about all of that.

[@timlucas143]

Hello Juan, thanks for making contact. Please contact me directly using the contact form on my website. www.remotesense.com.au Look foward to hearing from you...

[@timlucas143]

Hi Juan, Please contact me using the contact form at www.remotesense.com.au I am glad to discuss further with you there. Thanks, Tim

[@DanFrederiksen]

Does it use the GPS data?

[@ddascott]

Thanks. What is that second software called where you modeled the accident?

[@CDANODC]

Dave Scott Maxon Cinema4D

[@timlucas143]

Dave Scott Maxon Cinema 4D R12, most 3D animation software can do it, Blender is a free one!

[@kelvinallansolerlopez]

Hi Tim, how are you? The software that use to make the animations is Blender right?

[@timlucas143]

Hi Kelvin, I used C4D to do the video animation, it is suitable for mock up and display only. it was not used for any of the photogrammetry. We sell the photogrammetry software at www.remotesense.com.au

[@scyllaflightteam7717]

UAV use Photo or video?

[@satyenderkumar9332]

Wow....

[@chvishal]

data data data data.....data. great vid btw!

[@Hoover47]

Will you make art with me?

[@pumpuppthevolume]

and now u can run arround on it in vr :P

[@timlucas143]

I did that a bit over a year ago using Unity, DK2 and the same model in this video, it worked really well, I will try and do another video about it sometime.