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Building an Orthomosaic from Raw Drone Photos
By @skymappingjournal
What an Orthomosaic Is and Why You Might Want One A single drone photo covers only a small patch of ground. Stitch dozens or hundreds of those images together and you get a seamless, geometrically corrected map called an orthomosaic. Unlike a simple photo collage, an orthomosaic has a consistent scale across the whole area, so you can measure distances, areas, and volumes accurately. This kind of output is standard in surveying, agriculture, construction, and environmental
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