Multi-Patch Breakdown
What are we even
doing?
The concept of this
entire project is to find a faster and more efficient way to recreate a
accurate 3D model of a building, field, house, etc.
Group Members:
Austin Sullins, Jeremy
Cousins, James Borders, Evan Brueggemann
Key Deliverable Items:
·
Austin Sullins:
Comparing, time, efficiency, and quality of a 3D image that was made by taking
a blueprint of a building and inlaying it into CAD then transferring that into
ArcPro then overlaying
as a multipatch.
·
Jeremy Cousins:
Creating an orthomosaic of the area of interest as a basemap to be overlayed
for multipatch while using ArcPro to build 3D images
·
Evan Brueggemann:
Creating a 3D model in Pix4D and transferring it into Arc
Pro as a Control
comparison
·
James Borders: Taking
an advanced 3D model into a COLLADA file for
simulations or an OBJ
file for a 3D view
Crew Resource Management
(CRM):
Primary PIC: Jeremy Cousins - In charge of logging the flight
in Measure and has the
final say while out in
the field.
Secondary PIC: James Borders - In charge of collecting Metadata
Primary VO: Austin Sullins and Evan Brueggemann -
Communicate using Zello.
Create our own communication language.
·
Communication procedures
will include:
·
Having a specific
callsign so the VOs do not get confused
·
Using sayings such as
“(callsign) has eyes” to keep the calls concise
·
Keep unnecessary chatter
on the radio to a minimum
·
Run radio similar to the
way the military runs their radio.
Data CollectionTimeline:
First data set collected
by September 3rd
·
Needs to fit the
criteria of having an available blueprint and can have an orthomosaic created. Location TBD
All data collected by
October 18th
·
October 20th left as a
possible flex week
All Process and Analysis
done by October 27th
·
This leaves us ample
time to complete and perfect poster
Poster Printed by
November 4th
Multi-Patch Breakdown
What are we even
doing?
The concept of this
entire project is to find a faster and more efficient way to recreate a
accurate 3D model of a building, field, house, etc.
accurate 3D model of a building, field, house, etc.
Group Members:
Austin Sullins, Jeremy
Cousins, James Borders, Evan Brueggemann
Key Deliverable Items:
·
Austin Sullins:
Comparing, time, efficiency, and quality of a 3D image that was made by taking
a blueprint of a building and inlaying it into CAD then transferring that into
ArcPro then overlaying as a multipatch.
ArcPro then overlaying as a multipatch.
·
Jeremy Cousins:
Creating an orthomosaic of the area of interest as a basemap to be overlayed
for multipatch while using ArcPro to build 3D images
·
Evan Brueggemann:
Creating a 3D model in Pix4D and transferring it into Arc
Pro as a Control
comparison
·
James Borders: Taking
an advanced 3D model into a COLLADA file for
simulations or an OBJ
file for a 3D view
Crew Resource Management
(CRM):
Primary PIC: Jeremy Cousins - In charge of logging the flight
in Measure and has the
final say while out in the field.
final say while out in the field.
Secondary PIC: James Borders - In charge of collecting Metadata
Primary VO: Austin Sullins and Evan Brueggemann -
Communicate using Zello.
Create our own communication language.
Create our own communication language.
·
Communication procedures
will include:
·
Having a specific
callsign so the VOs do not get confused
·
Using sayings such as
“(callsign) has eyes” to keep the calls concise
·
Keep unnecessary chatter
on the radio to a minimum
·
Run radio similar to the
way the military runs their radio.
Data CollectionTimeline:
First data set collected
by September 3rd
·
Needs to fit the
criteria of having an available blueprint and can have an orthomosaic created. Location TBD
All data collected by
October 18th
·
October 20th left as a
possible flex week
All Process and Analysis
done by October 27th
·
This leaves us ample
time to complete and perfect poster
Poster Printed by
November 4th
