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For all their talk about "high resolution" there is nothing in the FAQ (or anywhere else I've found) to what that means. How many pixels do you get per square m
by yboris 4y ago
For all their talk about "high resolution" there is nothing in the FAQ (or anywhere else I've found) to what that means. How many pixels do you get per square meter on the ground? That's the only meaningful measure, and it's lacking.
Am I missing something?
- version_five 4y agoYou are missing something. Resolution is the feature size on the ground that can be resolved. So (to simpiify) if it's 0.5m resolution, and I have some much smaller, but bright reflector on the ground, you will see it blurred out to look 0.5m wide. It could be a couple pixels wide, it could be a thousand if you want to up sample it, the point is you won't see small stuff. This is why pixels are not mentioned
- lolc 4y agoI too was wondering about the resolution. Found it in the FAQ: > Our current spatial resolutions range from 50cm to 3m for our optical sensors and 5m for our hyperspectral sensor. SkyFi will be frequently updating and adding higher resolutions. https://www.skyfi.com/faqs https://www.skyfi.com/faqs