Re: Rotating Aerial Imagery Bands
- From: "US" <uroojsaeed_100@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 22 Nov 2005 01:16:15 -0800
Hi,
I think that u have to rectify the other band layers (that are rotated
at 180 deg) and then do layer stacks. I think instead of rectifying
many GCPs, take only the upper and lower lat & long for rectification.
I used the rotate utility of view to rotate the images, but by saving
this file as .img it gave the same result(rotated layer). Inform me plz
if u find some other way of doing this.
Urooj Saeed.
> Hello all,
>
> My problem is that we have 4 band aerial imagery where 2 of the bands
> have been rotated 180 degrees from the other two. Two of the cameras
> were mounted in the opposite direction of the plane's flight direction.
> I need to rotate the two "backward" bands and match them to the two
> "correct" bands. Is there a function in ERDAS Imagine modeler, or some
> other way in ERDAS or Photoshop, that I can seperate two bands, rotate
> exactly 180 degrees, and restack them? Doing this as a batch process
> is important since it needs to be performed on over 100 images. Thanks
> in advance.
>
> Stu
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