Feature Description
The Add Orthophoto feature configures parameters for the Orthophoto->Mosaic workflow, including original image paths, result data storage paths, output coordinate system, and output format.
Available since SuperMap ImageX Pro 11i(2023) version.
Feature Entry
Ortho Data DOM Automated Processing window → Add Orthophoto node.
Parameter Description
Parameter | Description | Type |
Processing Path | Specifies a local path to store all intermediate and result data generated during processing. | File |
Zone Output |
Specify whether to output images from different locations in their respective zoned coordinate systems. Unchecked by default, meaning all images will be output using a unified coordinate system.
Automatically applied to all processes and result data in the workflow. ![]() Only effective when executing the complete workflow. If only executing individual tools in the workflow, the output coordinate system may differ from this setting. |
Boolean |
Projection Type |
This parameter becomes available when Zoned Output is checked. Two projection methods are provided: Universal Transverse Mercator (WGS 1984), Gauss-Kruger (CGCS 2000). Default: Gauss-Kruger (CGCS 2000). |
ZonePrjcoordSysType |
Banding Method |
This parameter becomes available when Zoned Output is checked. The zoned projection can be specified as either 6-degree zones or 3-degree zones, with 6-degree zones set as the default. |
ImageZoneType |
Add a Number |
This parameter becomes available when Zoned Output is checked. Specifies whether to include the zone number in the projected coordinate system. Check this box to enable zone numbers in the projected coordinate system. Leave unchecked to disable zone numbers. |
Boolean |
Output Coordinate System |
This parameter becomes available when Zoned Output is unchecked. Set the coordinate system for imagery output. All intermediate and result data will use this coordinate system. |
PrjCoordSys |
Output Format |
Specifies storage format for result imagery. Options: Not Set, Tiff/GeoTIFF, Erdas Image, and PCIDSK. Default: Tiff/GeoTIFF (uses original image format). Automatically applies to all processes and result data in the workflow. |
FileType |
Compression Method |
Available only when Output Format is Tiff/GeoTIFF. Default: NONE. For details, see Compression Method. Automatically applies to all processes and result data in the workflow. |
CompressMethod |
Panchromatic Image | Specifies path to orthorectified panchromatic images. Supports reading all panchromatic images in subfolders. | File |
Multispectral Image |
Specifies path to orthorectified multispectral images. Supports reading all multispectral images in subfolders. ![]() Panchromatic and multispectral images must be paired 1:1. If any pair is missing, the Image Pairing dialog will display unpaired images. Use toolbar buttons to manage unpaired image information. |
File |
Image Filtering Criteria | Disabled by default (loads all images). When enabled:
|
Boolean |
Multispectral Filtering String |
Available when Image Filtering Criteria is enabled. Filters multispectral images by filename containing specified string. |
String |
Panchromatic Filtering String |
Available when Image Filtering Criteria is enabled. Filters panchromatic images by filename containing specified string. |
String |
Create Image Pyramid | Enabled by default. Builds pyramids using specified resampling method to improve rendering performance. | Boolean |
Resampling Method |
Available when Create Image Pyramid is enabled. Default: Average. For details, see Resampling Method. |
PyramidResampleType |
Time | When enabled, specifies time range to load images within specified temporal scope. | Boolean |
Resolution | When enabled, specifies resolution range (in meters) to load images within specified GSD range. | Boolean |
Remove Duplicate Images | When enabled, specifies maximum cloud coverage percentage to filter images (≤ specified value). | Boolean |
Output
Adds original and reference images to workflow, completing global parameters including coordinate system and result path configurations.
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