RIMMING
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Sorry if I still bother you, but I can't import in arcgis 9.3 saw them googleearth, so that they are georeferentiated automatically, type maps wms to understand us. Thank you in advance!
Tristan
Guest
I don't think arcgis can do that. carcad map 3d instead
AntonioV
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Hello everyone, I am an Italian resident abroad, and I am a network administrator at a cartographic center.carcad map 3d instead
looking for information about the autocad~googleearth union, I am randomly encapsulated in this discussion, and then I decided to enroll in this prestigious forum.
Egregio tristan,
Have you personally ascertained how much you claim?
according to the site autodesk, in fact:
position the image to the desired location, and then specify a rotation angle to orient the image as desired.it seems therefore that the command "importgeimage" simply crowns the view of ge, without any information of geo-reference automatically.
thanking for the successful clarification, I offer distinct greetings.
PlannerRoad
Guest
at least with the autodesk utility it is not possible automatic georeferencing. with the map, at least with the latest versions, I don't know if there are additional functions.
As for arcgis, doing a short research I did not seem to have found there possibility of automatic georeferencing there. There are tips, like this:
http://conversationswithmyself.com/241
As for arcgis, doing a short research I did not seem to have found there possibility of automatic georeferencing there. There are tips, like this:
http://conversationswithmyself.com/241
Benvenut!
AntonioV
Guest
In the meantime, I greet the moderator who, alas, confirms how much I feared.
taking a look at the above link http://conversationswithmyself.com/241 Unfortunately, it shows that the image is georeferenced by hand, like a transformation of helmert.
waiting for Mr. Tristan's clarification, the only software that amounts to a googleearth already georeferentiata remains the opensource mapwindow with a special 30$ plug-in, at least as far as I know...
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taking a look at the above link http://conversationswithmyself.com/241 Unfortunately, it shows that the image is georeferenced by hand, like a transformation of helmert.
waiting for Mr. Tristan's clarification, the only software that amounts to a googleearth already georeferentiata remains the opensource mapwindow with a special 30$ plug-in, at least as far as I know...
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PlannerRoad
Guest
However, the new map 3d has added this function of automatic georeferencing.
Yes, in fact remains a method "artistic"
apparently yes:
http://freegeographytools.com/2007/importing-google-earth-imagery-into-a-gisAlthough it seems strange that these two programs (arcgis and map 3d) do not allow such a thing, when a simple 30$ plug-in does it for mapwindow.
Tristan
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read here:
http://map3d.blogspot.com/2007/11/pubblicare-da-autocad-su-google-earth.html
e qui:
http://map3d.blogspot.com/2010/02/google-earth-5-ed-autocad-map-3d-e.htmlI tested it personally on autocad civil 3d 2009 and 2010 and I assure you that it works :wink:
AntonioV
Guest
exact, then at this point it's perfectly useless to install the google extensions, but it's enough the method I always use with my map2006:
1] ctrl-alt-s in google earth, and save me saw jpeg in color
2] the amount in autocad with _image (and not _mapiinsert missing the worldfile)
3] gauge the raster, compared to the carriers of my dwg, with a banal _align
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Tristan
Guest
There are! :biggrin:
Tristan
Guest
Please! What do you think of "calibrate" with a 3-point-based transformation? ?
PlannerRoad
Guest
recapturing then with map 3d it is possible to import georeferentiata from version 2007.
with autocad instead it is not possible georeferencing.
AntonioV
Guest
Actually, 2 points are enough (command _align) since the image from ge is tiltless, that is perfectly orthographic.
Perhaps Mr.tristan alludes to the _adersheet command which is suitable for alignment of scanned paper maps, which by nature are always deformed.
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AntonioV
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I read and I was thrilled, especially when the excellent gimmigis spoke of the "dress" of the dem with the satellite image:
I speak of the parameter called "exaggeration": given a goldographically almost flat soil, make it look more mountainous, precisely acting on the scale along the z.
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Tristan
Guest
Of course there is...
AntonioV
Guest
Okay, but the google earth image will lie softly on the dem "exaggerated" or will be pretty stiff as if the ladder z was not changed?
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Tristan
Guest
the image is projected (or "drapped") then if the morphology is changed, the projection is also modified. I do not guarantee that the result is pleasant, but the adaptation takes place
AntonioV
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Right, it would be as pleasant as the mesh was, but I don't think the importgemesh command can handle the matrix's density, right?
thanks for the attention
lucabossi
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Not today? only bing ones can get.. but are free of data at the right time?I don't think arcgis can do that. carcad map 3d instead
Tristan
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I'm afraid to say if...