You are right Hamish, the software is quite old and unmantained. So maybe, the best bet would be to use the auto-pano tools Neteler suggested. I also found the web-page of one of the developers.
http://www.dimin.net/software/scientific.html Cheers Daniel On Wed, Jun 19, 2013 at 11:57 PM, Hamish <[email protected]> wrote: > Daniel wrote: > > You could also try a software called regimy (or some other > > spelling). If I recall correctly, it was developed by some > > guys at inpe > > this seems to be the one: "REGEEMY" > http://regima.dpi.inpe.br > > > > and it finds matching control points between a set of images. > > We have been using it for some old landsat images. > > Restrictive license, no linux binary since 2006 and no source > code to recompile it for 64bit, so I won't bother to add it > to the wiki (but if it's super useful I don't mind), but seeing > they haven't touched in in years maybe the authors could be > convinced to set it free? > > > Hamish > >
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