.. include:: .. _examples: Stereo processing examples ========================== This chapter showcases a variety of results that are possible when processing different data sets with the Stereo Pipeline. It is also a shortened guide that shows the commands used to process specific mission data. There is no definitive method yet for making elevation models as each stereo pair is unique. We hope that the following sections serve as a cookbook for strategies that will get you started in processing your own data. We recommend that you second check your results against another source. Structure-from-Motion examples are in :numref:`rig_examples` (using a rig and robot images) and in :numref:`sfm` (for orbital images with no rig). .. toctree:: examples/stereo_pairs examples/hirise examples/ctx examples/moc examples/mer examples/k10 examples/lronac examples/apollo15 examples/hrsc examples/cassini examples/csm examples/dawn examples/isis_minirf examples/pbs_slurm examples/aster examples/dg examples/rpc examples/perusat1 examples/pleiades examples/spot5 examples/skysat examples/historical examples/bathy .. _rig_examples: SfM examples using a robot rig ============================== These examples shows how to solve for camera poses using Structure-from-Motion (SfM) and then create textured meshes. The images are acquired using a rig mounted on a robot on the ISS (:numref:`rig_calibrator_example`, :numref:`sfm_iss`) and with the MSL Curiosity rover (:numref:`rig_msl`). Somewhat related examples, but without using a rig or the above workflow, are in :numref:`sfm` (the images are acquired in orbit using a satellite and a DEM is produced) and :numref:`mer-example` (a basic and rather old two-image example for the MER rovers). See also :numref:`csm_msl` for an example using CSM cameras for the MSL rover, without employing SfM. .. toctree:: examples/rig examples/sfm_iss examples/msl