v0.1.25-pre-alpha
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mkrupczak3
released this
24 Jun 00:03
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since this release
What's Changed
- Add a prominent warning about sensor inaccuracy when parsing data from Autel Robotics drone images
- SK-42 (A.K.A CK-42) soviet reference system support by @mkrupczak3 in #14
- Docker support
Changelog
Full Changelog: v0.1.24-pre-alpha...v0.1.25-pre-alpha
- Add prominent warning to
parseImage.py
output whenever using a Autel Robotics drone image. Sensor inaccuracy with this drone make can lead to in-accurate and potentially dangerous position resolutions cfa745d - Add SK-42 (A.K.A CK-42) soviet reference coordinates to output c507f29
- functionality adapted from this code by @rafasaurus licensed under the GPLv2
- A.K.A "Krasovsky 1940 ellipsoid"
- A.K.A "Systema koordinat"
- A.K.A "Система координат 1942 года"
- The SK-42 reference system is built on a different ellipsoidal projection than the common WGS84
- Measured in degrees, but will differ from the corresponding WGS84 values
- A legacy coordinate system established by the former Soviet Union in 1942
- May be in use by multiple post-Soviet nations (and their militaries) with legacy maps, equipment, and processes
- Dockerfile support 2e3be05, 4e28b87, 6ed7417
- Add a Dockerfile that can be used to build Docker images
- image available at https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/t3l3tubie/openathena/
- Includes all dependencies, ready-to-go
- May be useful for automation
ENTRYPOINT
ispython parseImage.py
- mounts a
VOLUME
by default at/home/user
- try it out:
docker pull t3l3tubie/openathena:v0.1.25-pre-alpha
thendocker run -it openathena cobb.tif
- type
DJI_0419.JPG
then press theenter
key - type
done
then press theenter
key - can also be run in
headless mode
with commanddocker run openathena cobb.tif DJI_0419.JPG
- output will be available as the file
DJI_0419.ATHENA
in the container's/home/user
directory (and associated volume) - it is possible to mount your drone images and GeoTIFF files as a volume for use with OpenAthena running in a container