Hey everyone! What I would like to be able to do is to strictly limit the boundaries of the visualized 3d data either before or after processing. This would make my deliverables much more professional-looking as I would be able to avoid giving data to the customer that does not pertain to the exact property of interest and also trim off the edges where the dataset may be less accurate due to reduced overlap or background noise. Is there a way to do this in WebODM? Again, im happy to set the boundaries via GPS coordinates or even just after the fact with a drawn box in an interface.
That sounds like a great idea, I know other photogrammetry software does that. Perhaps it could be included as a tick box option on the āconfirm processing optionsā dialogue ā¦ then once images are uploaded to WebODM the exif coordinates could be extracted and shown on a map with a draw bounding box tool?
Agree this would be a cool feature. Currently thereās not way to do that. Opening a feature request on GitHub would be the first step, then any help we could get to implement it (code contributions especially) would be welcomed.
Yes I have been looking for this feature. Iām using Clip Raster option in QGIS to limit my active project area within a given boundary polygon (KML/DXF/CSV) and the result of DTM/DSM/Contours/OrthoPoto are a lot more presentable. If we can integrate this feature into WebODM would be great!
I have been trying to add a feature request on GitHub but looks like itās not a piece of cake for newbie non-programmer users like me. So, if anyone could please add this āClip Rasterā feature request on GitHub I would greatly appreciate that.
Also a few beers - or other drinks - for a developer who could integrate QGISās Clip Raster function to WebODM
Iāve been browsing through some feature requests etc and as a relative newcomer I really like this one.
Maybe a candidate for a funding round? I honestly wish I could improve my coding skills quickly enough to contribute, but that isnāt going to happen for a little while.
Possibly! Anyone can submit a proposal for a funding round btw (maybe we need to advertise this more, we donāt usually get many proposals). OpenDroneMap Funding - Quadratik
