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2015-12-10 09:45:58 -0600 commented question georectifying oblique digital images can be done in opencv ?

thx, sorry for delay.

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2015-02-07 04:10:23 -0600 commented answer georectifying oblique digital images can be done in opencv ?

how can i use this sample to get the rectified image ? (I'm sorry but I'm not good at this ... ) how can i use the control points to get the homography for perspective transform ? (5 or more points -> not rectangle)

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2015-02-02 16:20:58 -0600 asked a question georectifying oblique digital images can be done in opencv ?

georectifying oblique digital images can be done in opencv ?

i don't know the theory and opencv but i need image rectification as in ARGUS imagery video technique for monitoring coasts.(or other coastal monitoring software like http://ci.wrl.unsw.edu.au/about-coast... "merge and rectify the images from multiple cameras to create a single 180 degree view of the coastline."). i just start to read about opencv but I do not have enough time to study ... help ? thx.

i have image from camera, camera position (h30m + gps ) and few ground control points (n points -> not rectangular) . How can i use opencv to generate then final ortho rectif image ? ( the view of coastal line)

edit 01: install opencv and eclipse on ubuntu 12.04, compile few examples, read introduction stuff about opencv, done camera calibration (i hope) using chessboard (20 images 12x12)

edit 02: trying to read "Multiple View Geometry in Computer Vision" ... (have to go to math courses... ;-( )

edit 03: oblique image to orthorectified image using OpenCV? (I know, need more math ...) how to proceed ?

edit04: I apologize for the lack of knowledge in the field...

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source image ( image to be georectified )

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topview from yahoo maps

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yellow dots = approximate position (not the real GCPs)