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5 EyesMap Modules
User Manual 38
5.2.4.2. Manual Orientation
You can manually carry out orientation of images. With adjacent images, you must select
at least 9 points distributed throughout the image (see the graphic). Points shall be
identified as “opX” (Orientation Point X). The greater the number of points you select, the
more robust and accurate your orientation will be.
As can be seen in the previous graphic, between images 1-2 and 2-3 there are, at least,
9 points in common. Areas not in common can have fewer points, if desired, in order to
complete orientation on all parts of the image.
This orientation method has the drawback of being manual and requiring the selection of
at least nine points, thus increasing the time required for the work. On the other hand, it
has the advantage of accuracy and flexibility in point selection.
5.2.4.2.1. Selection of Orientation Points
For the selection of orientation points, EyesMap displays the screen shown in the
image below. The process cannot be advanced until at least 9 points on the image
have been selected.