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Repository Summary

Checkout URI https://github.com/osrf/uav_testing.git
VCS Type git
VCS Version master
Last Updated 2019-11-18
Dev Status MAINTAINED
Released RELEASED
Tags No category tags.
Contributing Help Wanted (-)
Good First Issues (-)
Pull Requests to Review (-)

Packages

Name Version
baylands 0.0.1
ksql_airport 0.0.1
mcmillan_airfield 0.0.1
sand_island 0.0.1
yosemite_valley 0.0.1

README

This is a repository with example worlds generated from real world examples.

Here are some notes

Download content

Go to https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/

Create an account

Find the region of interest. Select a point or set of points.

Select Data Set(s):

  • Aerial Imagry -> High Resolution Orthoimagery
  • Digital Elevation -> SRTM -> SRTM 1 Arc-Second Global

Go to the Results and download all the tiles. You can download them individually or in a bulk download.

Alternative data sources should be fine as well.

There will be a lot of data. The 9 tiles I used for McMillan were each approximately 400MB And the height map arc tile is ~ 25MB.

Isolate area of interest

Once you have the region of interest use gdalwarp to extract the regions of interest. This is the script I used for mcmillan and yosemite

#!/bin/bash                                                                     

set -x

# Yosemite                                                                      
SOUTH=37.6993
NORTH=37.7690
EAST=-119.5285
WEST=-119.5978
NAME=yosemite
RESOLUTION=5000
SOURCE_DIR=/data/temp_gis
PACKAGE_DIR=/tmp/ws/src/uav_testing/yosemite_valley
SOURCE_DEM=n37_w120_1arc_v3.tif
SOURCE_IMAGES='m_3711912_se_11_h_20160701.tif m_3711912_sw_11_h_20160701.tif m_\
3711920_ne_11_h_20160701.tif m_3711920_nw_11_h_20160701.tif'

# mcmillan                                                                      
SOUTH=35.692125
NORTH=35.755904
EAST=-120.735120
WEST=-120.798966
NAME=mcmillan
RESOLUTION=5000
SOURCE_DIR=/data/temp_gis/mcmillan
PACKAGE_DIR=/tmp/ws/src/uav_testing/mcmillan_airfield
SOURCE_DEM=n35_w121_1arc_v3.tif
SOURCE_IMAGES='5724_2452.tif 5724_2462.tif 5724_2472.tif 5734_2452.tif 5734_246\
2.tif 5734_2472.tif 5744_2452.tif 5744_2462.tif 5744_2472.tif'


OUTPUT_IMAGE=${NAME}_color.tif
OUTPUT_DEM=${PACKAGE_DIR}/media/${NAME}_elevation.tif
OUTPUT_PNG=${PACKAGE_DIR}/media/textures/${NAME}_color.png


cd $SOURCE_DIR

rm -f $OUTPUT_DEM $OUTPUT_IMAGE $OUTPUT_PNG


gdalwarp -te $WEST $SOUTH $EAST $NORTH $SOURCE_DEM  $OUTPUT_DEM

gdalwarp -t_srs '+proj=longlat +datum=WGS84 +no_defs ' -ts $RESOLUTION 0 -te $W\
EST $SOUTH $EAST $NORTH $SOURCE_IMAGES $OUTPUT_IMAGE
convert $OUTPUT_IMAGE $OUTPUT_PNG

Save these files into your gazebo resource path that’s exported by the package.

Note that the 5000 is the resolution of the file laterally.

Generate World

Then create a world that references them.

I pushed the pose down such that the airfield is at zero height in gazebo. The size of the texture is the width of the content in meters.

Note that there’s a scaling issue with the textures. I have ticketed it here: https://bitbucket.org/osrf/gazebo/issues/2603/texture-scaling-on-heightmaps-does-not

It looks like a rendering of about 80% width is necessary.

File truncated at 100 lines see the full file

Repository Summary

Checkout URI https://github.com/osrf/uav_testing.git
VCS Type git
VCS Version master
Last Updated 2019-11-18
Dev Status MAINTAINED
Released RELEASED
Tags No category tags.
Contributing Help Wanted (-)
Good First Issues (-)
Pull Requests to Review (-)

Packages

Name Version
baylands 0.0.1
ksql_airport 0.0.1
mcmillan_airfield 0.0.1
sand_island 0.0.1
yosemite_valley 0.0.1

README

This is a repository with example worlds generated from real world examples.

Here are some notes

Download content

Go to https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/

Create an account

Find the region of interest. Select a point or set of points.

Select Data Set(s):

  • Aerial Imagry -> High Resolution Orthoimagery
  • Digital Elevation -> SRTM -> SRTM 1 Arc-Second Global

Go to the Results and download all the tiles. You can download them individually or in a bulk download.

Alternative data sources should be fine as well.

There will be a lot of data. The 9 tiles I used for McMillan were each approximately 400MB And the height map arc tile is ~ 25MB.

Isolate area of interest

Once you have the region of interest use gdalwarp to extract the regions of interest. This is the script I used for mcmillan and yosemite

#!/bin/bash                                                                     

set -x

# Yosemite                                                                      
SOUTH=37.6993
NORTH=37.7690
EAST=-119.5285
WEST=-119.5978
NAME=yosemite
RESOLUTION=5000
SOURCE_DIR=/data/temp_gis
PACKAGE_DIR=/tmp/ws/src/uav_testing/yosemite_valley
SOURCE_DEM=n37_w120_1arc_v3.tif
SOURCE_IMAGES='m_3711912_se_11_h_20160701.tif m_3711912_sw_11_h_20160701.tif m_\
3711920_ne_11_h_20160701.tif m_3711920_nw_11_h_20160701.tif'

# mcmillan                                                                      
SOUTH=35.692125
NORTH=35.755904
EAST=-120.735120
WEST=-120.798966
NAME=mcmillan
RESOLUTION=5000
SOURCE_DIR=/data/temp_gis/mcmillan
PACKAGE_DIR=/tmp/ws/src/uav_testing/mcmillan_airfield
SOURCE_DEM=n35_w121_1arc_v3.tif
SOURCE_IMAGES='5724_2452.tif 5724_2462.tif 5724_2472.tif 5734_2452.tif 5734_246\
2.tif 5734_2472.tif 5744_2452.tif 5744_2462.tif 5744_2472.tif'


OUTPUT_IMAGE=${NAME}_color.tif
OUTPUT_DEM=${PACKAGE_DIR}/media/${NAME}_elevation.tif
OUTPUT_PNG=${PACKAGE_DIR}/media/textures/${NAME}_color.png


cd $SOURCE_DIR

rm -f $OUTPUT_DEM $OUTPUT_IMAGE $OUTPUT_PNG


gdalwarp -te $WEST $SOUTH $EAST $NORTH $SOURCE_DEM  $OUTPUT_DEM

gdalwarp -t_srs '+proj=longlat +datum=WGS84 +no_defs ' -ts $RESOLUTION 0 -te $W\
EST $SOUTH $EAST $NORTH $SOURCE_IMAGES $OUTPUT_IMAGE
convert $OUTPUT_IMAGE $OUTPUT_PNG

Save these files into your gazebo resource path that’s exported by the package.

Note that the 5000 is the resolution of the file laterally.

Generate World

Then create a world that references them.

I pushed the pose down such that the airfield is at zero height in gazebo. The size of the texture is the width of the content in meters.

Note that there’s a scaling issue with the textures. I have ticketed it here: https://bitbucket.org/osrf/gazebo/issues/2603/texture-scaling-on-heightmaps-does-not

It looks like a rendering of about 80% width is necessary.

File truncated at 100 lines see the full file

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