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The Characterization of Ground Control Point Distribution Patterns for the Performance Assessment of Camera Models
5.Conclusions
This paper shows the performance of two different camera models with respect not only to the final accuracy but also to the number of GCPs required and their spatial distributions. The two camera models showed different characteristics according to the GCPs applied for modeling. It was also shown that as a camera model was implemented close to a physical model, it can achieve accurate results by using smaller number of GCPs. In addition, it not sensitive to the distribution patters of GCPs.
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