WO2008075335A1 - Système et procédé de formation d'images photogrammétriques aériennes - Google Patents

Système et procédé de formation d'images photogrammétriques aériennes Download PDF

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WO2008075335A1
WO2008075335A1 PCT/IL2007/001499 IL2007001499W WO2008075335A1 WO 2008075335 A1 WO2008075335 A1 WO 2008075335A1 IL 2007001499 W IL2007001499 W IL 2007001499W WO 2008075335 A1 WO2008075335 A1 WO 2008075335A1
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  • the present invention relates to an airborne photogrammetric imaging system and method and more particularly, to a photogrammetric imaging system and method for airborne imaging with panoramic sweep motion and having forward motion compensation and lateral sweeping motion compensation.
  • the common standard in airborne film imaging was the use of large format photographic film.
  • the film's large photosensitive area enables photographing a relatively wide-angle image at high angular resolution.
  • the photography can be made from considerable altitudes by the use of a long focal length lens.
  • Large stereo angle associated with the wide field-of-view facilitates accurate photogrammetry solution for terrain elevation map.
  • Wide area coverage obtained at each photography flight leg minimizes the number of over flights required to collect data of an area of interest.
  • Digital imaging arrays have CCD or CMOS photosensitive receptor areas that are substantially smaller than the standard film frame format. Thus, to achieve the comparable resolution and field-of-view, the photography altitude must be much lower and the focal length of the lens used much shorter.
  • the cluster camera systems are designed to provide integral field-of-view similar to one of a film-based mapping camera.
  • this field-of-view is achieved by means of a shorter focal length lens, featuring coarser angular resolution.
  • the common digital mapping camera systems should be applied at considerably lower flight altitudes to enable photogrammetry precision comparable with the film cameras.
  • the lower flight altitudes result in narrow width of the covered terrain strip in a single flight run. Therefore, more over flights are necessary over a given area of interest. As a result, much more aircraft flight hours are required, and the cost of the aerial mapping becomes substantially higher.
  • Teuchert and Mayr in WO2000/066976A2 and Teuchert in US 6473119 describe photogrammetric camera cluster systems for airborne terrain photography that include several fixed- mounted cameras arranged at considerable angular separation from each other in the flight direction (each system tilted forward or rearward at a different and fixed angle from the horizontal of the aircraft), with no continuity of the fields-of-view.
  • the electro- optical sensors scan the over flown terrain and record each scanned terrain-region at least twice from respectively different angles along the flight path.
  • Such a configuration can achieve the desirable angular resolution.
  • the described systems give very limited across-track coverage (because of the small CCD format) in a direction that is perpendicular to the direction of flight.
  • US 6658207 (Partynski et al.) describe an airborne camera that combines continuous rotation about roll axis with electronic motion compensation of the said roll rotation at a special electro-optical detector array.
  • the electronic motion compensation is applied during a short time span of the detector's exposure (integration time). Successive overlapping frames of scene imagery are generated, by means of synchronization of the detector exposure events with roll rotation angle of the camera.
  • the camera applies a complex combination of a Cassegrain objective rotation and an azimuth mirror rotation (at a half of the objective rotation rate), to compensate for the aircraft forward motion.
  • a photogrammetric imaging system comprising:
  • a camera array comprising two or more cameras directed coplanarly at different angles for angular separation
  • a forward motion correction tiltable support to which the camera array is coupled adapted to be tilted at a predetermined time and angular velocity for compensating for blur caused by forward motion of a platform on which the system is mounted;
  • the lateral motion correction optical mechanism comprises a back scan mirror mechanism provided for each camera.
  • the camera array comprises three cameras.
  • the forward motion correction tiltable support comprises a platform mounted on a gimbal.
  • the gimbal is inertially controlled by means of a closed-loop servo control with a gyroscope feedback sensor.
  • the gimbal is adapted to be rotatable at a rate of V/R where V is ground speed of an aircraft the system is mounted on and R is slant range to an imaged target.
  • the roll mechanism comprises roll gimbal.
  • the system is further provided with an inertial orientation and navigation unit for precise measurement of geo-location, altitude and attitude of the camera array.
  • the cameras comprise digital cameras.
  • a photogrammetric imaging method comprising:
  • an camera array comprising two or more cameras directed coplanarly at different angles for angular separation
  • the lateral motion correction optical mechanism comprises a back scan mirror mechanism.
  • the camera array comprises three cameras.
  • the forward motion correction tiltable support is adapted to be rotatable at a rate of V/R where V is ground speed of the airborne platform the system is mounted on and R is a slant range to an imaged target.
  • the method further comprises acquiring precise measurement of geo-location, altitude and attitude of the camera array for matching images acquired by different cameras of the same target object using an orientation and navigation unit for.
  • Fig. 1 illustrates a schematic view of a photogrammetric camera system, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • Fig. 2A shows a three-dimensional view of a single scan taken by a photogrammetric camera system, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • Fig. 2B depicts plane view of two adjacent scans taken by a photogrammetric camera system, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • Fig.3 shows the product of terrain coverage by three consecutive scans taken by a photogrammetric camera system, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • a main aspect of the present invention is the introduction of a novel airborne photogrammetric imaging system, which facilitates acquiring two or more images of the same object along a flight path and in across wide region of area perpendicular to the direction of flight path using a camera array of only three coplanar cameras.
  • a panoramic sweep motion of a camera array having both a forward motion compensation system and lateral motion compensation system.
  • the rolling sweeping motion of a cluster of fixed digital cameras mounted in a rigid case and aligned in the direction of advancement of an aircraft provide a novel and improved method and device for the efficient generation of a wide cross-track clear photogrammetic imaging while flying small number of flight runs.
  • the present invention is aimed at providing a photogrammetric camera system that is carried on an aircraft.
  • a novel aspect of the present invention is camera array, comprising of three aligned cameras, each camera directed at a different direction of view along a fly path.
  • the entire camera array is capable of rolling laterally in a pattern of bi-directional panoramic scan, so as to allow photographs to be taken not only vertically but also of a wide area on both sides of the aircraft's ground track.
  • the system is also provided with mechanisms for forward motion compensation and lateral motion (roll) compensation, for enabling smear-less imaging.
  • the cameras are mounted on an FMC gimbal (axis) mechanism, which in turn is installed inside a roll gimbal.
  • the cameras are operated simultaneously while continuously sweeping in a bi-directional panoramic scan rotation of the roll gimbal about the roll axis of the aircraft.
  • the potential smear related to the rotation is compensated for by a back-scan mirror system in each camera.
  • the potential smear related to forward motion of the aircraft is compensated for by controlled rotation of the FMC gimbal mechanism at V/R rate (where V is ground speed of the aircraft and R is slant range to the target).
  • the simultaneous compensation of the forward and roll motions enables high-resolution imagery to be generated without loss of resolution or blur of the photographed image.
  • the camera system can be equipped with INS/GPS (Inertial Navigating System/ Geographical Positioning System) device for precise measurement of the camera system's geo-location, altitude and attitude.
  • INS/GPS Inertial Navigating System/ Geographical Positioning System
  • the system takes multiple frames during the panoramic scan, not only underneath the aircraft but also leftward and rightward of the aircraft's ground track.
  • the substantial angular separation of the cameras in the vertical plane allows imaging of ground objects at frontward and rearward angles.
  • the combination of the panoramic scan with the angular separation of the cameras enables multiple (at least twice) imaging of any object inside a wide ground strip at substantially different angles, facilitating an accurate photogrammetric solution based on the images.
  • the INS/GPS geo-location, altitude and attitude readings associated with each frame further improve the accuracy and convergence speed of the photogrammetric solution.
  • the present invention makes possible use of relatively long focal length digital cameras for mapping purposes, despite the CCD format being relatively small.
  • the digital aerial survey can be performed at higher resolution.
  • the mapping mission can be carried on from higher flight altitude, facilitating wider ground coverage on each imaging leg, decreasing the required flight time and the cost of the entire survey.
  • FMC Forward Motion Compensation
  • the lateral-to-the-flight-direction scan rotation of cameras adds another smear factor that is addressed by various lateral scan compensation techniques. Compensation can be introduced by moving the film or the lens to keep the image stationary while the exposure is taking place. In a film framing camera, the compensation is usually accomplished by moving the film to match the rate of image motion.
  • Lareau et al. describe an electro-optical step frame camera system in which the forward motion compensation is achieved electronically in the focal plane of the electro-optical detector.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a schematic view of a photogrammetric camera system, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • a photogrammetric camera system according to a preferred system of the present invention, denoted by general numeral 10, comprises a casing 12 in which three imaging sensors 18, 20 and 22, such as, but not limited to, CCD cameras, are arranged in an aligned arrangement, along the anticipated flight path, directed at different angles of view.
  • the cameras are fixed to support 34, such that their relative orientation is kept fixed.
  • the casing 12 is pivotally connected by roll gimbal 15 so as to allow axial rotation about axis 14.
  • Casing 12 is provided with an opening 36, to allow the cameras viewing outside the casing.
  • the roll gimbal performs bi-directional panoramic scan. During each scan swath, the gimbal rotation is continuous one; no step-and-stare is required.
  • the support 34 is pivotally connected by FMC gimbal 16 to the casing 12.
  • the FMC gimbal 16 rotates backwards during the roll scan, and performs a return forward rotation in a dead time span when the roll gimbal changes its scan direction.
  • Both the roll and FMC gimbals are inertially controlled by means of a closed-loop servo control with a gyroscope feedback sensor, and thus isolate the cameras from the roll and pitch angular perturbations of the aircraft platform.
  • the preferred configuration includes 3 cameras, but in general it could be 2 or more.
  • An Inertial Navigation System (INS) 38 is preferably integrated into the imaging system.
  • INS Inertial Navigation System
  • the camera type selected for incorporation with the system of the present invention has preferably an area imaging sensor which provides images of high geometric fidelity in a format which is easily compatible with the existing photogrammetric analysis techniques.
  • Casing 12 can roll laterally, perpendicular to the direction of flight, allowing the camera array to cover areas on either side of the path just beneath the aircraft.
  • Casing 12 sweeps across predetermined angles on either side of the perpendicular to the ground over which the aircraft flies.
  • the sweeping motion is made possible by a roll gimbal 15, and is activated by an electrical motor. It is desirable to allow sweeping motion that covers imaging of at least 20 to 40 degrees in both sides of the perpendicular to the ground beneath the aircraft and roll gimbal should therefore be made to allow such sweeping angles.
  • lateral motion compensation is required.
  • the cameras 18, 20, 22 are each provided with a back scan mirror 24, 26 and 28, for lateral correction.
  • Other alternative lateral correction mechanisms may also be employed, for example a prism mechanism.
  • the lateral correction is achieved by tilting the back-scan mirrors in a direction opposite to the direction of roll, and in an angular velocity that compensates for the angular velocity of the roll.
  • each back scan mirror is parallel to the roll gimbal axis, for the optimal motion compensation in the whole field-of-view of each camera.
  • An Inertial Navigation System is preferably augmented by embedded Geographical Positioning System (GPS) or Differential GPS (DGPS) receiver.
  • GPS Geographical Positioning System
  • DGPS Differential GPS
  • a replaceable filer 32 can be placed in each of the cameras so as to adjust spectral band recorded by the cameras.
  • FIG. 2A, 2B and 3 illustrate a schematic demonstration of the operation of a photogrammetric camera system 10, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • the following simplifications were made to the figures for facilitating of the illustration clearness:
  • a cross-track coverage is shown as containing three frames.
  • Footprint of the scans and frames is shown as straight and rectangular frames taken by the forward and backward-oriented cameras (18 and 22) are shown as of the same ground width as one taken by the central camera 20.
  • Real photogrammetric system accordingly to the present invention may have different angular separation between the adjacent cameras, may scan larger or smaller across-track angle compared with the three frames and typically applies some overlap between the adjacent frames. Because of the perspective geometry, frames taken by the forward and backward-oriented cameras have somewhat enlarged footprint and some curvature. The simplifications at the figures are not principal and were made only for facilitation of the illustration clearness.
  • Fig 2A shows a three-dimensional view of a single scan taken by a photogrammetric camera system 10 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • Three cameras, 18, 20 and 22 photograph simultaneously the terrain below in a wide path along both sides of an advancing aircraft.
  • a set of three separate strips of images, 42, 44 and 46 are obtained in a single panoramic scan sweep.
  • the number of images acquired per single sweep may vary and is not limited to three images, as demonstrated in the example in Fig 2B.
  • the consecutive scan creates another set of three strips, adjacent to the previous set with a forward overlap.
  • FIG. 2B depicts plane view of two adjacent scans taken by a photogrammetric camera system, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • the photogrammetric cameras 18, 20 and 22, scan stripes 46, 44 and 48 simultaneously, respectively, in a single sweep. As the aircraft advances the photogrammetric camera system sweeps in the opposite direction and cameras 18, 20 and 22 scan consecutive strips, designated 52, 50 and 48, respectively.
  • lines 72, 76 and 80 indicate the direction of number n scan of the three cameras 18, 20 and 22 respectively.
  • Lines 74, 78 and 82 indicate the direction of the consecutive scan, the n+1 scan, of each of the three cameras 18, 20 and 22 respectively.
  • the FMC gimbal On reaching the end of each scan and prior to proceeding with the consecutive scan the FMC gimbal returns simultaneously with the reversal of the scan gimbal in each of the cameras.
  • FIG. 2 Illustrated in Fig. 2 for only camera 20 but occurs simultaneously in cameras 18 and 22 as well, at the location designated 60 the aircraft is at the start of photographing the n-th scan. By the time the scan of the camera is complete, indicated by scan line 76, the air craft is at location designated 62. To prepare for the consecutive scan, n+1, the FMC gimbal returns to the starting position and the scan gimbal reverses, as indicated by path 64 in the figure. The camera is now ready to scan along line 78. On reaching the end of the scan the FMC gimbal return and scan gimbal reversal procedures are repeated. The change in location of the aircraft during the scanning of the n+1 image along scan line 78 is given by locations indicated 63 and 69.
  • Fig.3 illustrates the product of terrain coverage by consecutive scans after some forerun, triple coverage for each point of the mapped area is achieved by forward- oriented, downward-oriented and backward-oriented cameras.
  • FIG. 3 Seen in Fig. 3 is an illustration of the overlap of the photographed terrain (mapped area) as manifested by the photography of a certain a strip of land by the three cameras of the present invention, as seen in Fig. 1.
  • An area-strip receiving a single coverage 84, taken by a single camera (camera 18) is designated by the arrowed boundaries marked as: a.
  • the system can be fitted with relatively long focal length lenses, allowing the mapping mission to be flown at a considerable flight altitude.
  • a typical focal length can be about 400 mm, providing 7,500 photo scale when flying at 3.0 km altitude above the terrain.
  • the photogrammetric camera system of the present invention is not limited to use in this altitude only and can be used at other altitudes as well.
  • a 3.0 km- wide strip can be covered in this scenario when flying at ground speed of 200 knots and operating 36x24 mm - format detectors at 4.5 frames-per-sec.
  • the classic wide-format film-based mapping camera with 12-inch focal length lens enables the same photo scale from a comparable 2.3 km altitude and covers 1,900 m — wide strip.
  • the present invention requires only one-sixth of the flight legs to be flown in order to map the same terrain area, resulting in substantial time saving and cost decrease of the mapping mission.
  • the higher flight altitude improves the flight safety and lessens the noise disturbance sensed at the ground.
  • the present invention provides an improved electro-optical wide angle sweeping photogrammetric camera system which is capable of generating sharp scene imagery without blur due to two motion compensation systems working simultaneously: a mechanical gimbal axis system for the forward motion compensation and optomechanical back scan mirror compensation for the smear caused by the perpendicular sweeping motion of the cameras.
  • the image data obtained using the photogrammetric camera system of the present invention can be processed using known processing techniques to obtain the desired photogrammetric solution for orthophoto and elevation map.

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La présente invention se rapporte à un système de formation d'images photogrammétriques qui comprend un ensemble de caméras composé de deux caméras - ou plus - dirigées de façon coplanaire à des angles différents pour créer une séparation angulaire. Le système comprend un support de correction de mouvement vers l'avant inclinable auquel est couplé l'ensemble de caméras; ce support étant adapté pour être incliné à un moment et à une vélocité angulaire prédéterminés afin de compenser un flou provoqué par un mouvement vers l'avant d'une plate-forme sur laquelle le système est monté. Le système comprend également un mécanisme de roulis adapter pour amener l'ensemble de caméras à effectuer un mouvement de roulis, qui permet un mouvement de balayage; ainsi qu'un mécanisme optique de correction de mouvement latéral pour corriger un mouvement latéral de chacune des caméras dans le but de compenser le mouvement du roulis latéral.
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