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How can the images taken for the CropCam be integrated into my GIS?

April 26, 2017cropcam GIS images Integrated

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How can the images taken for the CropCam be integrated into my GIS?

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Although the imagery that comes out of the CropCam are not currently automatically georeferenced they can easily be implemented into a GIS. Currently for implementation into a GIS users are following this process: • Images are transferred from the CropCam and ran through an automated image stitching program such as PtGUI (http://www.ptgui.com/), AutoStitch (www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch.html), or AutoPano Pro (http://www.autopano.net/). This will take all of the images stitch them into one seamless, ungeoregistered image. This one ungeoregistered image is georeferenced using the image processing software package of the users choice.