Timothy (Pix4D)
Solution Integration Engineer Pix4D San Francisco
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Hi Joe, This tool would most likely not fit your needs. This tool can only use points on the surface of the model to set the measuring planes and would need either a visible protrusion/mound to mea...
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Hi Roland and for others who may have this question, As you may already know, AWS has updated to the G3 series of GPU compute instances. As the GPU is primarily taken advantage of during Step 1, ty...
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Official comment Hi Adriano, Pix4D doesn't have built-in RAM controls for the command line as other systems typically have handled it better than Pix4D has in the past. Typically a command line environment will be ...
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Hi Lucas, To follow up on Beata's response we use AWS c5.9xlarge and c5.18xlarge EC2 instances. I believe currently that most instances of Pix4D are limited to only using one CPU socket per Pix4D i...
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Hi Mariya, There are three key portions to creating a tool like that. The first is to define the area of interest. Whether this is through submitting a file with coordinates or clicking marks aro...
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Hey Ahsan, If you're interested in contacting us to get more information about Pix4Dengine I would suggest taking a look at this form: https://www.pix4d.com/contact so we can get a better understan...
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Hi Abdul, It would likely be possible to install Pix4Dengine on an image usable on DigitalOcean's services. Pix4Dengine is what you would need and is available as one of our Enterprise service offe...
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Hey Mark, You should be able to find the projected coordinate system fairly easily within Pix4Dmapper. So long as you select feet as the unit of measurement "NAD83(2011) / California zone 3 (ftUS)"...
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Official comment Hey Jason, Pix4D uses the GPU primarily during Step 1, however, it can only leverage one GPU per project. The GPU would need to be capable of OpenGL 3.2 or greater for Pix4D to recognize it. Differ...
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Timothy (Pix4D) commented,
Glad you solved the geometry! If using that you could identify the individual GCPs (by comparing computed position to GCP position within a threshold?), you could take your program a step further a...