Re: yaw, pitch and roll ? and position accuracy?

On 11/1/11 8:05 AM, Seiler, Karl wrote:
> What is an example use case for a Place specification that includes yaw, pitch and roll?

  For AR, I'm assuming that a focal plane is the point of view.  
Notation for yaw pitch and roll are ideal for orientation of labels or 
graphics associated with specific orientation of a place or thing.

For robotics, same thing plus, orientation for best direct kinetic 
access to a place or thing.

To name a couple ...


Thanks Karl.


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> Yes, CM and MM accuracy is certainly here given the amount of Lidar place mapping this is in turn leading to high rez-3D models of places. This gets you to navigating to the entrance door handle for sight impaired and robotics.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Liebhold [mailto:mnl@well.com]
> Sent: Monday, October 31, 2011 6:38 PM
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> Subject: yaw, pitch and roll ? and position accuracy?
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> Very sorry to jump in so late in the dialog. ( i've been buried elsewhere)
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> But, I have a couple of quick questions about the core data model:
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> Besides latitude, longitude and altitude attributes of position, What
> has been decided about yaw, pitch and roll?
>
> Can someone tell me if i'm correct in  assuming that the nominal CRS
> would allow for a designation of the accuracy of the position. ( I"m
> seeing the emergence of use cases requiring millimeter accurate positioning)
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Mike Liebhold
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