With the increases in GPU prices (and in some cases complete lack of availability) AND the increase in cost of RAM I’ve been wondering what the best way to proceed is for people who want to increase their Photoscan workflow. Moving from a computer with DDR3 RAM to a new processor that requires the new… Read more »
My previous post showed the mathematics behind computationally calculating strike and dip from 3 points. Here I will outline how this may be accomplished in a Python script. This is written with Python3 in mind, but should work in Python2 as well. If you get lost with the math, check back to my post on… Read more »
Keep in mind, I’m not a mathematician by any stretch of the imagination. That said I had a tough time tracking down clear instructions on how to calculate strike and dip programmatically that wasn’t tied to a specific programming language. So here is a working breakdown of the theory. You can also check out my… Read more »
First, I have to do two things I hate. Let me start of by saying, sorry for the non-existent updates on this site. I’ve been busier than I ever thought was possible so I’ve not been able to keep updating this site like I had hoped. Also, if you find this helpful and decide you want… Read more »
SIFT SIFT (Scale Invariant Feature Transform) is one of the underlying concepts in Structure from Motion photogrammetry, which plays a large part in my Masters research. To better understand how the process works I am working through the process manually, calculating all of the intermediate steps along the way. The first (of 4) phases of… Read more »
It’s been a while since I’ve posted because…well…I was dumb. I ended up destroying my computer while I was moving it from my basement office to my new fancy office upstairs in my house. Turns out dropping a computer down a flight of stairs not only puts one heck of a dent in hardwood flooring… Read more »
Hey guys, so here is a brief introduction to creating a simple Python toolbox in ArcGIS. Python toolboxes are extremely useful as they can be shared between members in a team or online, and work like a normal tool within ArcGIS. You can perform many of the same tasks with a Python script tool, however… Read more »