11-28, 14:00–18:00 (Asia/Seoul), Workshop Room
The Learning Objective of this session is "understand how to create your own high quality artisinal point clouds, pixels, and triangular meshes with low-cost hardware and open-source software".
OpenDroneMap is free (libre) and open source photogrammetry toolkit targeted at low flying aircraft and other photogrammetric imagery processing. For the first half of the workshop, we will go over drone mapping basics: hardware, software, and best practices.
The second half of the workshop focuses on software processing of images from the drone in order to make the images usable as geospatial datasets. We'll take users through installation and use of OpenDroneMap, WebODM, and the processing of datasets, settings, and options therein, and discuss and demonstrate options for hosted and scalable OpenDroneMap solutions.
Stephen serves as executive director of OpenDroneMap.org, works on scientific computing support at Oberlin College and Conservatory, collaborates Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, and is also coauthor of the PostGIS Cookbook and blogs all his geospatial and ecological whims at https://smathermather.com.