Learning Pix4D Drone Mapping

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Paul Tice

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001 Drone mapping.mp4

01:11

002 What is photogrammetry .mp4

02:36

003 Getting Part 107 certified - sUAS remote pilot.mp4

08:02

004 Understanding airspace.mp4

05:54

005 Air Map.mp4

05:54

006 Which mapping drone and camera are right for you .mp4

02:05

007 Pix4Dbim - Mapper, fields, and model.mp4

04:45

008 Using the Pix4Dcapture app to choose a mission - Part 1.mp4

07:17

009 Using the Pix4Dcapture app to choose a mission - Part 2.mp4

04:48

010 Preflight checks.mp4

04:26

011 Downloading and naming your data.mp4

03:10

012 The mathematical model of Earth in Pix4D.mp4

01:40

013 Overview of Pix4D - Creating your first project.mp4

01:50

014 Coordinate systems and projections.mp4

04:34

015 Processing options template.mp4

02:59

016 The Pix4D Map View interface.mp4

05:50

017 Definitions - Densified point cloud, 3D textured mesh, DSM, DTM, and so on.mp4

05:39

018 Initial processing - General.mp4

04:38

019 Initial processing - Matching.mp4

08:09

020 Initial processing - Calibration.mp4

04:31

021 Creating the quality report.mp4

05:14

022 Quality checking your data.mp4

03:57

023 Processing the point cloud.mp4

05:39

024 Generating a 3D textured mesh.mp4

08:34

025 Advanced processing options.mp4

04:15

026 Processing DSM and orthomosaic.mp4

07:11

027 Additional outputs for DSM, orthomosaic, and index.mp4

05:43

028 Using the Index Calculator toolset.mp4

04:53

029 Choosing your output coordinate system.mp4

01:15

030 Uploading to the cloud for processing.mp4

02:56

031 GCP - Creating a high-precision project, part 1.mp4

05:47

032 GCP - Creating a high-precision project, part 2.mp4

06:03

033 GCP - Creating a high-precision project, part 3.mp4

02:57

034 GCP - Creating a high-precision project, part 4.mp4

04:28

035 GCP - Creating a high-precision project - rayCloud Editor.mp4

03:32

036 MTP - Enhancing precision through manual tie points.mp4

03:53

037 Splitting and merging large projects, part 1.mp4

04:54

038 Splitting and merging large projects, part 2.mp4

07:16

039 Splitting and merging large projects, part 3.mp4

03:35

040 Splitting and merging large projects, part 4.mp4

05:40

041 rayCloud interface and basic features.mp4

04:46

042 rayCloud editing.mp4

04:39

043 Annotation tools.mp4

04:22

044 Volume calculator.mp4

05:24

045 Mosaic Editor.mp4

05:52

046 Thermal mapping.mp4

03:06

047 AEC application - 3D scans and Pix4D.mp4

04:51

048 How to search for help and resources.mp4

02:34

Ex Files Learning Pix4D Drone Mapping.zip

Description

Pix4D is a leader in small unmanned aerial system (sUAS or "drone") photogrammetry, building software that enables users to analyze complex image data and create orthomosaics and 3D models, all from photographs. With a drone, a camera, and the powerful processing engine in Pix4D, the science of photogrammetry is accessible to just about anyone. In this course, you can learn the basics of using Pix4D. Instructor Paul Tice explains how Pix4D pairs with different drones and cameras, and then shows how to program simple 2D missions for your drone with Pix4Dcapture. He then shows how to prepare for flight and retrieve the data and imagery once your drone has landed. In the last few chapters, Paul dives into Pix4D Desktop, where he shows how to process your data and produce outputs such as point clouds, 3D maps, and models. Plus, learn how to deal with large projects and turn the power of Pix4D onto architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) data, such as 3D building scans.

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