This article explains the GCP coordinate system section of the GCP/MTP Manager.
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Access: On the Menu bar, click Project > GCP/MTP Manager...
The GCP Coordinate System section is used to define the coordinate system on which the GCPs/MTPs/Check Points positions are based.
- Datum: Represents the selected GCPs' datum.
- Coordinate system: Represents the selected GCPs' coordinate system.
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When the selected coordinate system is a Geographic Coordinate System.
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When the selected coordinate system is a Projected Coordinate System.
- Vertical coordinate system or Geoid Height Above the Ellipsoid: It is displayed in parenthesis. It represents the vertical coordinate system / Geoid Height Above the used ellipsoid that will be used to convert the GCPs height from geoid to ellipsoidal. For more information about when to use this function: When to use the Geoid Height Above the Ellipsoid Function? - PIX4Dmapper.
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Edit...: Opens the Select GCP Coordinate System pop-up that allows changing the selected coordinate system.
For more information: Select Image / GCP / Output Coordinate System - PIX4Dmapper
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¿Cómo se procede cuando tengo un sistema de coordenas arbitrario, es decir, coordenadas planas obtenidas con estación total?
Hi,
You can find the workflow here: How to compute the Site Calibration for GCPs in an Arbitrary Coordinate System.
Cheers,