Building an Orthomosaic from Raw Drone Photos
https://dronesitejournal.lumenforgex.com/posts/building-an-orthomosaic-from-raw-drone-photos
Building an orthomosaic involves stitching overlapping drone photos into a single, geometrically corrected image. This process corrects for lens distortion, camera angle, and terrain variation, producing a map-like composite where every point aligns with real-world coordinates. It is essential for surveying, agriculture, and land management, enabling precise measurements and analysis across large areas.