Difference between revisions of "Eyesis4Pi 393 workflow"
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Revision as of 12:54, 16 March 2017
Contents
Workflow
Footage Acquisition
Step | Description | Time, min | Comment |
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1 | Mount | - | |
2 | Power on and boot | - | |
3 | Network setup | - | Kubuntu Network Configuration. |
4 | System tests (Web GUI) | - | Optional, GPS lock, |
5 | Accessing the WebGUI | - | The camera is controlled through a WebGUI |
6 | Waiting for GPS lock | 0-10 | Cold start can take up to 10 min |
7 | Setting up paths and shooting parameters | 0-1 | Initial settings can take longer time of course |
8 | Start recording | - | |
9 | Stop recording | - | Output:
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10 | Downloading GPS/IMU log | 0-10 | Download onto recording PC, depends on the file size. |
11 | Camera power off | 0-1 | Power off the switch, unplug cables |
12 | Taking the camera off the vehicle | 10 | If needed |
Post-Processing
Step | Description | Time, min | Program | Comment |
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1 | Copying footage from SSDs to the PC | 10-30 | Manual | |
2 | Selecting images for post-processing | - | WebGUI - Panorama Previewer | Optional, if not all the images are needed |
3 | Copying selected or all the images for post-processing | 10-30 | WebGUI - Footage Procedures | |
4 | Post-processing in ImageJ | 20-301 | ImageJ | Output: transformed according pixel map images ready for stitching and blending.
Procedures performed:
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5 | Stitching and blending | 2-51 | WebGUI - Footage Procedures | Output panoramas in equirectangular projection |
6 | Preparing panoramas for WebGL Viewer | 2-51 | WebGUI - Footage Procedures | Optional |
1- per single scene
GUIs Overview
WebGUI (recording)
- PHP+JavaScript+HTML.
- Installed on the laptop or PC used for recording.
Post-Processing
A. WebGUI part (PHP + JavaScript + HTML)
- Copying images before processing.
- Extracting GPS coordinates from images.
- Stitching (after ImageJ).
- Formatting/resizing the results.
B. ImageJ part (Java)
- Applying pixel mapping information
- Aberration correction
- Distortion correction
- Vignetting correction
- Color correction
- Denoising
- Sharpening