Both Jose and Simon treat learning and improvements as an ongoing process and this approach applies to the AccuPixel online training courses. As such, we are happy to announce Photogrammetry Courses and Consulting updates.
Photogrammetry Course Update
The latest update has been applied to the Metashape Foundation Photogrammetry course and the technique to optimise the number of images used in reconstruction has been added as a topic.
Furthermore, this course addition was a spin-off from our photogrammetry and consulting work. The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) sought some advice on hardware to tackle massive datasets comprising of tens of thousands of images.
But a deeper look into the images and workflow suggested some changes to the workflow would deliver far more cost-effective and energy efficient results. The outcome was hardware spend was cancelled and a new workflow cut processing time from weeks to hours.
You can read the full story here.
For users working without the comfort of drone mission planning software and its precise control of image overlap this technique should improve processing times without degrading output quality. Anyone working underwater or with close range hand-held style photogrammetry – where the human makes an overlap judgement – will benefit.
We have updated the course, and the new topic is now available immediately to both existing and new students. For those interested, our Photogrammetry Courses and Consulting continue to provide the latest advancements and insights. Existing students should login to their account and look for the topic Reducing Overlap and any new student will cover the content as they progress.
Consulting Work
Our Photogrammetry and consulting work is where the real problem solving skills come to their fore. Recently we have worked on a series of diverse projects that have sought to deliver specific improvements:
- Processing time reduction
- Quality assurance and validation
- Automated data preparation and subset extraction
- Workflow changes for accuracy
- Camera calibration for optimal photogrammetry results
- Python coding for specific requirements
Sectors for Photogrammetry Courses and Consulting range from maritime science to massive civil engineering projects. Furthermore, we also work in defence-related subsea work has benefitted from our skills and service.
Both Jose and Simon relish in a new challenge. This kind of work is usually pushing at the bleeding edge of photogrammetry.
In conclusion, if you have any specific requirements or need a workflow review then do please get in touch and discuss your project. So, please feel free to follow us on LinkedIn to stay updated about our Photogrammetry Courses and Consulting.
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