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NASA NTRS · 20150003204

Photogrammetry System and Method for Determining Relative Motion Between Two Bodies

Abstract

A photogrammetry system and method provide for determining the relative position between two objects. The system utilizes one or more imaging devices, such as high speed cameras, that are mounted on a first body, and three or more photogrammetry targets of a known location on a second body. The system and method can be utilized with cameras having fish-eye, hyperbolic, omnidirectional, or other lenses. The system and method do not require overlapping fields-of-view if two or more cameras are utilized. The system and method derive relative orientation by equally weighting information from an arbitrary number of heterogeneous cameras, all with non-overlapping fields-of-view. Furthermore, the system can make the measurements with arbitrary wide-angle lenses on the cameras.

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Miller, Samuel A., Severance, Kurt. 2014-02-18. Photogrammetry System and Method for Determining Relative Motion Between Two Bodies. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150003204

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