RASTER CALIBRATION

I have used the first one linked below to rubber sheet google earth images to my surveys.

The 2nd one, I believe is the mac os version of the first.

http://www.rectifiersoft.com/

https://fitplot.it/plumb-bob

I have used [REDACTED] too ????ÿ

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TraversePC has a calibration routine built in.

ACAD/Carlson.?ÿ But don't really have much use other than a quick looksie to see how things match my field locations.?ÿ

Mostly use the Carlson export/import to GE

I'm using QGIS for georeferencing and then I can bring it into Carlson using the geotiff command. I can export from Carlson to google earth and bring that into QGIS if I'm working with survey data or just use the assessor data

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Looked at this earlier this year, but never pulled the trigger:

https://www.bluebeam.com/solutions/revu

I use raster design. I have also used ARCGIS desktop pro, but my go to is raster design.?ÿ

QGIS also has a rectification package and is free.

We lay local photos, such as county wide orthos that were flown for local mapping projects. These orthos tend to be much higher quality than the available satellite photos. However, they get older and aren't updated as often as the satellite photos.?ÿ

So we do both and bring them in using whatever native projection they are referenced too, then they are moved to our projection. Many of them will come into Autocad in state plane, then it's simply a scale factor shift to "bring them up" to the project projection. Same with Quads. Usually I will use Lizardtech to create a cut out of an area I want.?ÿ