At the moment we are working on a model of Newham as well as carrying on with our panoramic image capture.
Tomorrow we will have a series of panoramas of the London Lighthouse, captured in High Dynamic Range.
We are also setting up a streaming camera for future CASA seminars. At the moment its pointing at the fish tank in the office.. so while your waiting for updates sit back and watch the fish (Edit - this should now be working (?) 13.41pm October 10th)
Note this is a test using Windows Media player, we are not sure it works outside of UCL at the moment due to firewall issues.. if not the link takes you to the CASA site which contains a number of working papers which are well worth a browse....
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Doesn't appear to be able to connect to http://128.40.111.225:1437
ReplyDeleteWhen can we expect at least a couple details (modeling programs, etc) on this workflow?
ReplyDeleteThe cam should be sorted in 12 hours or so we need to reset our firewall and open a few ports.. sorry about that.
ReplyDeleteIn terms of work flow at the moment it is rectifying images then modelling in Sketchup. The model is then imported into 3DMax and saved as a .nif file for Oblivion.
We are hoping to be able to lose the 3DMax part and then we will post up a work flow..
At the moment we are working on a first trial of this technique on a larger area in Newham, the location of the London Olympic site.
More updates should follow, but if you have any questions leave us a comment :)
After a succesful test of streaming the CASA lecture series the Cam is currently moving machines to become a permanant feature..
ReplyDeleteThe fish will be back later today and lectures will be announced as and when.. The first one is next Wednesday 5.30 GMT :)