O Eliminated LPS blockfile issues when editing the model parameters in Frame Editor for the WorldView Orbital Pushbroom and SPOT5 models. O Eliminated write permission errors when opening LTF files. O Improved the content of the View Manager OLH. O Updated OLH hyperlink in Camera File Info. O Enhanced content for 'Set Constant Z' in Terrain Editor OLH. O Added tip to Mosaic OLH explaining how to correctly lay out ADS L2 images. O Synchronized units of measure for GCPs and residuals in Refinement Report. O Added support for all sensors in Adaptive ATE (not just frame cameras and ADS sensors). O Fixed an ATE issue associated with the 'individual files' output setting. O Fixed DTM extraction 'out of space' error so that the user can cancel the process. O Adaptive ATE now measures points over the complete stereo model area not just 70 to 80% (center part). O Added note to OLH advising user about using pyramid levels and effective building filtering. O Resolved a 'Bad allocation' memory error when using ADS40 images to generate a DTM in. O Adaptive ATE correctly generates DTMs using ADS40 images and does not show the error message 'failed to transform points'. O Added note to online help for Adaptive ATE explaining that image datasets vary and you must check your results and make selections (both the method and the ATE parameters) based on your particular datasets. Here is a complete list of the fixes and enhancements: We were able to see some good improvements for several satellite sensors we tested with. Also of note is that we have extended the 'Adaptive ATE' option to work with all supported sensor models, as it previously just worked for frame and ADS40 data. The navigation is also device-mappable, so you can use keyboard shortcuts or buttons on an input device (e.g. This tool (see the screenshot below) is for gridded terrain data, and allows you to quickly jump from post to post, adjusting the Z value as you go. One of the main new features is the Post Editor in the Terrain Editor. While the SP mainly consists of fixes, we have some new features in LPS that I wanted to highlight as well. Instead of releasing separate service packs for LPS and ERDAS IMAGINE, we decided to release a single consolidated SP that covers both products, which should make life easier for users. The new service pack for LPS and IMAGINE is now available for download on the ERDAS Support Site.

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