Ames Stereo Pipeline Support

Hi Davide, I added support for the SPOT 6/7 exact linescan camera model. It uses most of the logic as

The Community Sensor Model or any other model creates a camera object that can trace rays to and from

When converting an 8-bit image using `mapproject` with camera information and a reference DEM, can we

It is advised to mapproject the images with the cameras used in your stereo processing onto the prior

This agrees with our own experience. In shadows, SfS cannot give a good result. The sfs_blend

James, Normally you have to go through ransac indeed if not all of your preprocessing data exists (

>Do you think changing this parameters will help later in the alignment? Likely not. Bundle

The sat_sim tool is not strictly speaking meant for unprojecting an image. That said, I think it

The format for GCP is here: https://stereopipeline.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tools/bundle_adjust.html#

Yes it is Pleiades PHR. Thank you! Lucia On Wednesday, February 4, 2026 at 6:13:14 PM UTC+1 oleg.al..

However, when I try to pass my self-created GCP file at the camera initialization stage to the

>1) I would like to be able to clean all intermediate files created by ASP (at least the heavy

Interest point matching failed for you. To my eye the images appear to have subtle but notable

Thanks a lot for the support. The latest release of aster2asp is working fine with hdf4 format of

Jeremy, I am glad there is progress. I am not sure why one needs to set --threads 1 for mapprojecting

ASP 3.6.0 got released, for Linux, Mac Intel, and Mac Arm, as both tarballs and conda packages. More

Hi Oleg, Interesting, I will definitely try this out! When choosing the stereopairs, I did choose a

I made the initial-low-resolution albedo estimation in SfS respect the options --albedo-constraint-

It looks that you either need to put version 4, so: VERSION_4 PINHOLE fu = 2689.859992 fv =

Could you clarify, I don't understand how using the DEM I used for mapprojection aids in

It is suggested to try to mapproject the input images, and overlay them in a GIS viewer on top of the

The key issue seems to be that a huge number of your interest points got removed as outliers. Maybe

I think the site http://imbrium.mit.edu/ has a lot of DEMs, likely at 20 m/pixel or so. Note that, at

I had to rotate the images because when I projected them in stereo_gui to get the GCPs they were

This turned out to be a bug on our side. The internal lens distortion model was not good enough. I

To add to previous email, the stereo DEM with or without bundle-adjusted images can still have some

Hello Marc and Oleg, Thanks a lot for this discussion. I'm also very interested in the

amazing... many thanks Oleg :) On Wednesday, September 17, 2025 at 7:06:24 PM UTC+2 oleg.al...@nasa.

This was held up as spam, apparently. I filed a bug report for this: https://github.com/DOI-USGS/

To add to the previous email, I figured out why after resampling the images with gdal_translate the