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wherex i (t) = a i0 + a i1 (t − t
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function such as the Bézier curve
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(a, f(a)), ( a+b, f ( ))a+b2 2 , (b
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= A 1 dX C + A 2 dY C + A 3 dZ C +
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x p (t) = −f u(t)w(t) ,y p(t) =
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CHAPTER 4MODEL INTEGRATION4.1 Bundl
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In the case of straight lines and c
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A k EOP =A i SP =A i t =A kiAL =⎡
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The optimal unbiased estimate of th
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N 11 Q 12 + N 12 Q 22 = 0where Q is
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The extended collinearity equations
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any transformation parameters, but
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CHAPTER 5EXPERIMENTS AND RESULTSIn
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(a) Known EOPs with tie splines(b)
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unknowns. The redundancy is 2nm-m-1
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Figure 5.2: Six image blockParamete
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5.2 Experiments with error free EOP
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Generally the larger noise level th
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slope and distance observations are
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total number of equations is 2 × 6
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EOPsParameter X c [m] Y c [m] Z c [
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EOPsParameter X c [m] Y c [m] Z c [
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(a) Image 762 (b) Image 764 (c) Ima
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Spline location parametersImage 762
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CHAPTER 6CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WOR
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control spline and unknown EOPs wit
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APPENDIX ADERIVATION OF THE PROPOSE
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N 4 = − f w {r 22 (Z i (t) − Z
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+Du ′ (t 1 ){r 12 (Z ′ i(t 1 ))
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+Du ′ ( t 1 + t 2){r 21 (X ′2i(
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( t1 + t 2+2f2) −1+Dw( t 1 + t 2)
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[12] Chen, T., and R.S. Shibasaki.
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[36] Ji, Q., S. Costa, M. Haralick,
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