An open source command line toolkit for processing aerial drone imagery
 
 
 
 
 
 
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README.md

Steps to get OpenDroneMap running:

(Requires Ubuntu 12.04 32-bit at this time. May also work with Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit)

Run install.sh to build.

./install.sh

From a directory full of your images, run

./run.pl


From Meshlab 1.3.3:

* Open Project file, navigate to:
	* <project_location>/reconstruction-with-image-size-1200/bundle/bundle.out
* It will prompt for the image list file
	* <project_location>/reconstruction-with-image-size-1200/list.txt
* Control-L and delete "0 model"
* Import dense point cloud:
	* e.g. <project_location>/reconstruction-with-image-size-1200-results/option-0000.ply
	* (there may be multiple ply files)
* Make a mesh:
	* Filters:Remeshing, Simplification and Reconstruction:Surface Reconstruction Poisson
* Texture the mesh
	* Parameterization + texturing from registered rasters

Example data can be found at https://github.com/OpenDroneMap/odm_data


Long term, the aim is for the toolchain to also be able to optionally push to a variety of online data repositories, pushing hi-resolution aerials to OpenAerialMap, point clouds to OpenTopography, and pushing digital elevation models to an emerging global repository (yet to be named...). That leaves only digital surface model meshes and UV textured meshes with no global repository home.