Analyze Angle of the Camera Payload LSU-02 in Mission of Aerial Photo

In carrying out its mission, LAPAN Surveillance UAV version 2 (LSU-02) was equipped with a camera payload sensor mounted on a gimbal system. When taking upright aerial photos according to photogrammetric requirements, the axis of the aerial camera must be aligned with the direction of gravity with a...

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Main Authors: Sunar, Budiyanta Ari Sugeng, Estu Broto Prasepvianto, Utama Agus Bayu
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Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2019-01-01
Series:E3S Web of Conferences
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Online Access:https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2019/20/e3sconf_isgnss2018_01015.pdf
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Budiyanta Ari Sugeng
Estu Broto Prasepvianto
Utama Agus Bayu
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description In carrying out its mission, LAPAN Surveillance UAV version 2 (LSU-02) was equipped with a camera payload sensor mounted on a gimbal system. When taking upright aerial photos according to photogrammetric requirements, the axis of the aerial camera must be aligned with the direction of gravity with a slope tolerance less than 3 degrees (<3°), so that the shooting results meet the map to the desired standard. The camera payload was equipped with a 3-axis gimbal system which pitch and roll directions installed by the gyro sensor to measure the camera's tilt angle. Gimbal camera payload with dimensions (160×170×155) mm are designed to be installed on a casing (190×190×180) mm according to the available space in the LSU-02 payload space, which was the length x width x height (190×190×180) mm. Testing was done by flying LSU-02 on Rumpin and Pamengpeuk runway. From the test results, it was obtained the deviation of roll and pitch angle less than 3degree, which the gimbal angle oscillation when the payload camera shooting was only ± 1 degree with the respon time until it reaches a stable condition of approximately 35 to 55 seconds, and the offset value for roll and pitch approximately -1 degree, which it has met the standard for making aerial photo maps according to photogrammetric requirements.
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spelling doaj.art-0b2792872c2d4cfeb9e67cfb499001152022-12-21T18:15:37ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422019-01-01940101510.1051/e3sconf/20199401015e3sconf_isgnss2018_01015Analyze Angle of the Camera Payload LSU-02 in Mission of Aerial PhotoSunarBudiyanta Ari SugengEstu Broto PrasepviantoUtama Agus BayuIn carrying out its mission, LAPAN Surveillance UAV version 2 (LSU-02) was equipped with a camera payload sensor mounted on a gimbal system. When taking upright aerial photos according to photogrammetric requirements, the axis of the aerial camera must be aligned with the direction of gravity with a slope tolerance less than 3 degrees (<3°), so that the shooting results meet the map to the desired standard. The camera payload was equipped with a 3-axis gimbal system which pitch and roll directions installed by the gyro sensor to measure the camera's tilt angle. Gimbal camera payload with dimensions (160×170×155) mm are designed to be installed on a casing (190×190×180) mm according to the available space in the LSU-02 payload space, which was the length x width x height (190×190×180) mm. Testing was done by flying LSU-02 on Rumpin and Pamengpeuk runway. From the test results, it was obtained the deviation of roll and pitch angle less than 3degree, which the gimbal angle oscillation when the payload camera shooting was only ± 1 degree with the respon time until it reaches a stable condition of approximately 35 to 55 seconds, and the offset value for roll and pitch approximately -1 degree, which it has met the standard for making aerial photo maps according to photogrammetric requirements.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2019/20/e3sconf_isgnss2018_01015.pdfgimbalpayloadupright aerial photopitch angleroll angleLSU-02
spellingShingle Sunar
Budiyanta Ari Sugeng
Estu Broto Prasepvianto
Utama Agus Bayu
Analyze Angle of the Camera Payload LSU-02 in Mission of Aerial Photo
E3S Web of Conferences
gimbal
payload
upright aerial photo
pitch angle
roll angle
LSU-02
title Analyze Angle of the Camera Payload LSU-02 in Mission of Aerial Photo
title_full Analyze Angle of the Camera Payload LSU-02 in Mission of Aerial Photo
title_fullStr Analyze Angle of the Camera Payload LSU-02 in Mission of Aerial Photo
title_full_unstemmed Analyze Angle of the Camera Payload LSU-02 in Mission of Aerial Photo
title_short Analyze Angle of the Camera Payload LSU-02 in Mission of Aerial Photo
title_sort analyze angle of the camera payload lsu 02 in mission of aerial photo
topic gimbal
payload
upright aerial photo
pitch angle
roll angle
LSU-02
url https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2019/20/e3sconf_isgnss2018_01015.pdf
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