Hola! un gusto saludar!! espero se encuentre bien!
Estoy procesando datos de la cámara Micasense Altum y me da ese error:
[Error]: Generating tiles failed!
[Error]: >>>Generating tiles<<< failed with error (failed to run a step!)!
[Error]: >>>Generating tiles<<< failed with error (failed to run a step!)!
[Error]: Processing group LWIR failed!
[Error]: >>>Processing group LWIR<<< failed with error (failed to run a step!)!
[Error]: >>>Processing group LWIR<<< failed with error (failed to run a step!)!
[Error]: Dense Processing failed!
[Error]: >>>Dense Processing<<< failed with error (failed to run a step!)!
[Error]: >>>Dense Processing<<< failed with error (failed to run a step!)!
[Error]: Dense matching failed!
[Error]: >>>Dense matching<<< failed with error (failed to run a step!)!
[Error]: >>>Dense matching<<< failed with error (failed to run a step!)!
Hello Eddison,
Can you attach the project log file as well as the quality report? These will tell us much about your project and what might be going on. We will take a look at them and see what we can do.
Thank you for uploading. I believe the problem has to do with your image acquisition. There appears to be inconsistencies with the image overlap. The images should be at a very regular intervals. In your case the images appear to have a very random spacing and as a result the overlap will be inconsistent.
This can be a big problem with thermal bands since the resolution of thermal is very low. When trying to create thermal maps we recommend using very high overlap. Perhaps 90% both frontal and side.
I hope this helps.
80% might be fine but your image acquisition is inconsistent. The blue dots are where the images were taken. They should be at very regular intervals. Instead they are grouped tighter in areas and in other areas the gaps are bigger. So your overlap varies throughout your project. This will cause problems.
I suggest reflying and increase to 90% and make sure the overlap is consistent throughout your project.
Hola!! gracias, lo extraño es que hemos revisado los parámetros en la cámara Micasense Altum en http://192.168.10.254 y los parámetros están bien… se indica claramente un traslape de 80 % a 30 metros de altura.
¿Que estará pasando con la captura de imágenes con la Altum? que la toma a intervalos no regulares?
The image exif tags clearly indicate irregular spacing of the images. Because thermal resolution is very low it requires the overlap to be 90% in order for sufficient keypoint to be generated. Because there are gaps the overlap will drop in those areas.
Please reference our support article on how to process thermal imagery:
Si entiendo perfectamente! pero algo pasa con la Altum entonces… dado que no está tomando las fotos de manera regular… con el traslape que se le ordena.
Muchas gracias
Eddison
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