Geography Reference
In-Depth Information
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The reference point relatively to which the positioning measurements of the sighted
target are achieved, is constituted by the central point L of the video camera lens, which
is placed at the focal distance
f
from the video camera matrix sensor;
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It arises the problem to establish the geographic coordinates for the reference point L on
the basis of the same type of coordinates of the point IMU;
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The distance between the points IMU and L presents the following components:
a.
On the
x
axis of the vehicle coordinate system:
Dmf
cos
cos
;
(1)
x
C
C
b.
On the
y
axis of the vehicle coordinate system:
V
Dnf
sin
cos
;
(2)
y
C
C
V
c.
On the
z
axis of the vehicle coordinate system:
V
Dpf
sin
.
(3)
z
C
V
In the above-mentioned relations, by
m
,
n
and
p
were noted the components, on the axis
, ,
VVV
xyz
, of the distance between the point IMU and the central point C of the video
camera sensor.
By and
were noted the video camera montage (fixed) angles in relation with the
vehicle coordinate system.
DDD
,
,
x
y
z
V
V
V
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In order to compute the offset components, in relation with the reference system
, ,
VVV
xyz
, with IMU point as origin, the following group (2) of relations is used:
DD
cos
cos
sin
sin
sin
D
x
x
y
V
V
V
cos
sin
D
cos
sin
sin
sin
cos
z
V
DD
cos
sin
sin
sin
cos
D
y
x
y
V
V
V
cos
cos
D
sin
sin
sin
cos
cos
z
V
In these relations by Ψ, Θ and Φ, were noted the rotational angles of the lab vehicle, angles
which were measured by the Inertial Unite IMU in relation with the reference system (
x
,
y
and
z
) of the current location.
DD
cos
sin
D
sin
D
cos
cos
z
x
y
z
V
V
V
V