Add Frame Camera Aerial Imagery to Mosaic Dataset

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04-10-2015 06:35 AM
JonKwong
New Contributor III

I am testing the new Frame Camera raster type in 10.3.

I have hundreds of image frames which I would like to add into the mosaic dataset.

I followed the steps in Aerial imagery raster types—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop to add Frame Camera raster type to a mosaic dataset.

I have all the required parameters, except for the affine transformation.

Cameras table: 

OBJECTIDCAMERAIDFOCALLENGTHPRINCIPALXPRINCIPALY
1[0]35105.3-228.7-173.1

Frames table:  

OBJECTIDCAMERAIDRASTERNAMEPERSPECTIVEXPERSPECTIVEYPERSPECTIVEZOMEGAPHIKAPPA
1[0]E:\Camera\v02\13927.jpg13927831777.825479666.28858.592-2.1175.33185.967
2[0]E:\Camera\v02\13928.jpg13928837640.434488811.201417.767-2.285-0.43191.297
3[0]E:\Camera\v02\13929.jpg13929837681.671489019.06428.51-0.2891.43388.995

This is the error message.

Messages

Executing: AddRastersToMosaicDataset E:\Camera\Mosaic.gdb\v02 "Frame Camera @ E:\Camera\Mosaic.gdb\v02\RasterType.OBJECTID=1" E:\Camera\Frame2.csv UPDATE_CELL_SIZES UPDATE_BOUNDARY NO_OVERVIEWS # 0 1500 # # SUBFOLDERS ALLOW_DUPLICATES NO_PYRAMIDS NO_STATISTICS NO_THUMBNAILS # NO_FORCE_SPATIAL_REFERENCE

Start Time: Fri Apr 10 18:16:51 2015

2015-04-10T18:16:56.695: Loading raster datasets

2015-04-10T18:16:58.974: Completed crawling 145 data source items. Added 145 mosaic dataset items.

2015-04-10T18:16:58.980: Synchronizing crawled data source items

2015-04-10T18:16:59.058: Synchronizing items associated with raster type instance 'Frame Camera' [ID: 1].

2015-04-10T18:16:59.082: Distributing mosaic dataset operation across 4 parallel instances on the specified host: [RS020].

2015-04-10T18:17:06.587: Error: 8004206c: Failures reported while processing specified command item. [101]

2015-04-10T18:17:06.591: Error: 80042019: Chained Error ID: 0X80042019

2015-04-10T18:17:06.594: Error: 80042019: Could not build mosaic dataset item. [ID: 101, URI: 'E:\Camera\Frame2.csv|101']

2015-04-10T18:17:06.597: Error: 80042086: The image-to-film affine transformation parameters in the FRAMES table is either missing or invalid.

2015-04-10T18:17:06.602: Error: 8004206c: Failures reported while processing specified command item. [102]

2015-04-10T18:17:06.607: Error: 80042019: Chained Error ID: 0X80042019

2015-04-10T18:17:06.610: Error: 80042019: Could not build mosaic dataset item. [ID: 102, URI: 'E:\Camera\Frame2.csv|102']

2015-04-10T18:17:06.614: Error: 80042086: The image-to-film affine transformation parameters in the FRAMES table is either missing or invalid.

How can I get the tool to ignore the affine transformation and just use the orientation parameters?

3 Replies
TRGTactical
New Contributor II

Also having this Error on ArcGIS Pro 1.4 Ortho Mapping from Drone images.

AndriyTailwind
New Contributor

Hi,

I have similar errors when trying to add images to mosaic data set as frame camera:

...
2021-03-26T01:00:57.727: Error: 8004206f: Could not initialize the mosaic dataset's parallel processing engine.
2021-03-26T01:00:57.728: Error: 80040213: Configuration RasterCommander.ImageServer can not be started.
Server Object instance creation failed on machine FUJIBEAR.
 Image Server is not supported with the current license.

2021-03-26T01:00:57.728: Error: 8004204b: Cannot synchronize mosaic dataset items associated with the specified raster type instance. [Name: Frame Camera; Instance ID: 8]
...

I was trying to put 0 (zero) or 100% for parallel processing environments as I saw in ESRI Community and other forums but without any results. When I assigning "100%" - I received the same errors, and if "zero" - I don't receive any errors, it finishing quickly, but a table with footprints is empty.

Thanks,

Andriy

 

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Thom
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New Contributor II

In my case (ArcGIS Pro 3.2), the problem was that the PIXELSIZE attribute was missing in the cameras.csv table.
However, the error message says that there is a problem with the frames.csv table.
The documentation says that this is an optional attribute:

Cameras table schema—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

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