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The pavement level is a stitch of 9 images, the firing step 12. It was achieved by 4m PAP (Pole Aerial Photography) in a single day on site.

This is a rectified montage of the gun deck pavement and firing step of a Martello tower.

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| Posted in: PhoToPlan, PointCloud | Tags: AutoCAD, building elevations, DistToPlan, kubit PCG, Laser Scan, Laser Scanning, Measured building survey, Ortho Image, Ortho Photo, Orthographic Photographs, PointCloud, PointClouds, PTC, PTZ, Survey, Surveying | Comments Closed A record survey by PhoToPlanДrainage problems with the pavement on the gun deck of Martello Tower 24 this tower required a full record of the historic paving prior to lifting for English Heritage. PhoToPlan: In addition to many workflow improvements, the tool will also feature a new ortho image tool вЂ“ generating Orthographic PhotographsВ from the combination of geometry (or pointclouds) and orientated images.Дetailed announcements will be made soon. PointCloud also benefits from the improvements to the pointcloud engine in AutoCAD 2012. There is also a new focus on industry specific tools вЂ“ the first of these is PointSense Plant. PointCloud: (both Basic and Pro) now include OrthographicВ Image Generation вЂ“ a quick and easy to use tool that is ideal for extracting plans and elevations for tracing. There will be many posts in the coming weeks and months to detail these improvements but briefly Both PhoToPlan and PointCloud have some new really powerful and important new tools that will help extract more information from the PointCloud or Photograph quicker and easier.

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I have just returned from the 2011 conference and am really pleased to report that the future of kubit software looks really promising.

Once a year the kubit resellers from around the world gather at kubitвЂ™s Dresden offices to review and discuss developments in surveying software and new products for the next year.

J| Posted in: Building Elevations, Building Survey, PhoToPlan | Tags: 2012, AutoCAD, AutoCAD 2011, building elevations, building plans, Elevation Survey, kubit, Measured building survey, Measuring from images, Measuring from photos, Photogrammetry, PhoToPlan | Comments Closed Kubit Partner Conference

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Release 7 is provided free of charge to existing users on subscription but please remember to request your upgraded license before installation.ДЄ free of charge trial may be downloaded here.

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PhoToPlan Release 7 supports All 32 bit and 64 bit versions of Windows 7, Vista and XP (Windows 2000 is no longer supported).Д®ach of these new features will be examined in forthcoming posts.

Support for вЂњRibbonsвЂќ in AutoCAD 2010 to 2012: an alternative for the classic menu and toolbars (actually takes less space than showing all toolbars).

Release 7 eases this with a number of new commands. Controlling the viewports and view is vital for fast modelling.

Improvements to the image orientation workflow.

This documentation project is a great example of what can be done with PhoToPlan, Photoshop, AutoCAD TheoLt andвЂ¦. Re-inserting the montage back into AutoCAD and checking by PhoToPlan rectification showed a 9mm average discrepancy between the montage and the control points. The pivot post is easy: 6 points and its done! Bringing the pieces together completes the cover: The 3 planes are combined into one single orthographic projection, there was a great deal of fitting needed to get the coverage of the pavement right up to the base of the central pivot post from oblique imagery taken with the pole on the firing step. Next the central pivot column is rectified so that the final montage is presented to a consistent scale: I had hoped there would be a deep enough chord of the circle covered in each shot to make use of the minimum number of points I measured to describe the jointing of the circumference rail support blocks, this turned out to be the case but more points would have been better, some of the projected images came out a bit stretched! The control points are snapped onto the joint lines from the TST survey by TheoLt. For completeness the pavement survey was required to cover the firing step so the images are rectified again but this time to the firing step plane.

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