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Can Precis-BX316 work well for aerial photogrammetry with UAV without the need for ground control points(GCPs)?


Can Precis-BX306 work well for aerial photogrammetry with UAV without the need for ground control points(GCPs)?



Yes, the following solution can be used to replace the GCPs:



You can setup a base with our Precis-BX306, and then transmit RTK corrections from the base. After the corrections are received, it will output accurate (cm-level) positioning and heading info. In the application of aerial photogrammetry with UAV, after the camera take a picture, it will send a pulse from the PC (Prontor-Compur connection) port to the receiver, the accurate position (cm-level) will be saved.

The photos and their positions will be input to the mapping software (eg, PIX4D or Agsoft) to get an accurate map.


Do I need a specific camera to work or any camera?



No specific camera is needed; you can use any camera which has a PC (Prontor-Compur connection) port. And the synchronization between the shutters to the flash must be enabled. When the camera is taking a photo, a pulse is sent to the receiver through the PC port. The exact time when the photo is taken will be saved for post-processing.


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