MicheleTobias 9 research notes and 26 wiki edits | Joined about 6 years ago
I am a geospatial scientist scientist at the Information Center for the Environment at the University of California, Davis in northern California. My research focuses on the plants that live on the beaches of California. One of the methods I use involves using kites to take low-altitude photos of the plants. I have experience with a wide range of software, including open source options like Quantum GIS and R.
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| "Thanks for posting this information! I just tried it with one of my GoPro datasets that's been giving me fits and it did really well stitching the..." | Read more » | about 5 years ago | ||
| "Oh good! Yeah, it's not cheaper than the KAP Clips, but the carabiners are just easier to find. " | Read more » | almost 7 years ago | ||
| "I posted a diagram and photos of the camera rig I use here: Trash Can Rig " | Read more » | over 7 years ago | ||
| "I do have photos of the camera rig. I should post those. It's pretty similar to the plastic bottle rig, but it uses a plastic bathroom trashcan i..." | Read more » | over 7 years ago | ||
| "Wow! I'm so glad people are finding it useful. This was so much fun to do. " | Read more » | over 7 years ago | ||
| "I've played a little bit with Autodesk's Photo Scene Editor. It's free (I think until August). The results of my tries with it look pretty good, ..." | Read more » | almost 8 years ago | ||
| "I may have figured out why the images have such a reduced resolution. Some of the settings in the stitching program I used limited the size of the..." | Read more » | about 8 years ago | ||
| "The jury's still out on the final flying height, but I think it was about 30 meters (so really low). There is no good imagery to use to reference ..." | Read more » | about 8 years ago | ||
| "The picture is just a piece of the final mosaic (about 7 photos shown). The whole thing was about 20 narrowed down from the 130 or so photos taken..." | Read more » | about 8 years ago |
