ODX

A free and open source photogrammetry engine for processing aerial and ground imagery. ODX turns images into:

• Classified Point Clouds
• 3D Textured Models
• Georeferenced Orthophotos
• Georeferenced Digital Elevation Models

The application is available for Windows, Mac and Linux and it works from the command line, making it ideal for power users, scripts and for integration with other software.

Windows

First download the latest Windows setup. After installation, open the ODX Console, place some images in a folder named images (for example C:\Users\youruser\datasets\project\images) and run:

run c:\Users\youruser\datasets\project

Alternatively, you can also use docker:

# Windows
docker run -ti --rm -v c:/Users/youruser/datasets:/datasets webodm/odx --project-path /datasets project

macOS/Linux

First install docker. Once you have docker installed, place some images in a folder named images (for example C:\Users\youruser\datasets\project\images or /home/youruser/datasets/project/images) and run from a terminal:

# Mac/Linux
docker run -ti --rm -v /home/youruser/datasets:/datasets webodm/odx --project-path /datasets project

Arguments

You can pass additional parameters by appending them to the command:

run c:\Users\youruser\datasets\project [--args]

docker run -ti --rm -v /datasets:/datasets webodm/odx --project-path /datasets project [--args]

For example, to generate a DSM (--dsm) and increase the orthophoto resolution (--orthophoto-resolution 2) :

docker run -ti --rm -v /datasets:/datasets webodm/odx --project-path /datasets project --dsm --orthophoto-resolution 2

To see all parameters:

docker run -ti --rm -v /datasets:/datasets webodm/odx --help