Localization based on DEM matching using multiple aerial image pairs
@article{Sim2002LocalizationBO, title={Localization based on DEM matching using multiple aerial image pairs}, author={Donggyu Sim and Rae-Hong Park}, journal={IEEE transactions on image processing : a publication of the IEEE Signal Processing Society}, year={2002}, volume={11 1}, pages={ 52-5 } }
This paper proposes the localization algorithm that estimates translation parameters of an aircraft by comparing the sampled elevation map recovered from aerial sequence images, and the digital elevation model (DEM) with the given orientation and altitude parameters obtained from a gyroscope. It consists of two stages: recovering the sampled elevation map from multiple aerial image pairs and matching of the relative recovered elevation map (REM) with the relative DEM. Computer simulations with…
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