We recently provided orthomasaic data to a client as requested but his planner has come back with a request for ortho-rectified…
.“I’m hoping you can supply me with an ortho-rectified aerial photo from the data you have captured.
I need to prepare a scaled base plan so I can sit down with Ryan and prepare his DA.
Are you able to extract an image from your data? I need to import it into Microstation.”
Pix4Dmapper generates accurately georeferenced results (i.e. orthorectified), provided that the user feeds it with accurately geolocated images.
I am not knowledgeable in Microstation, but what I know is that this software can open .obj, .fbx and .dxf. These three file formats are being exported by Pix4Dmapper. The orthomosaic is generated as a .tif file, so I do not think it can be opened in Microstation.
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