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Data:
1. Read And Draw the Topology and Geometry of the Object (Fig 1).
4. Scale the object to obtain actual physical dimensions (Fig 3). Use minmax()
MATLAB function to know current object dimensions. Name B3 the Scaled Object and
S3 its RHCCS.
5. Invent an SO(3) System or RHCC System (S4) to simulate the object far away from
origin.
7. Bring the Object B3 to position B4. Draw B3, S3, B4, S4 (Fig. 4).
8. Calculate how the object B4 is seen by an observer traveling in S4 (Fig. 5). Call
this Object B4_4 and draw it. B4 is how an observer in ground (WCS) sees the far
away object.
9. SPECIAL BONUS: Calculate the perspective view of the local B4_4 object that the
airplane pilot has. Consider that the pilot has X ray viev, it places in the
cockpit is f = [10,0,0]', its view plane has normal vector n= [1,0,0]'; and such
a plane is placed at pv = [20,0,0]'.
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Rot(theta,Zw)=
cos(theta) -sin(theta) 0 0
sin(theta) cos(theta) 0 0
0 0 1 0
0 0 0 1
Scaling(Sx,Sy,Sz)=
Sx 0 0 0
0 Sy 0 0
0 0 Sz 0
0 0 0 1
Translation(Dx,Dy,Dz)=
1 0 0 Dx
0 1 0 Dy
0 0 1 Dz
0 0 0 1
Fig. 1. F5F fighter from File (B0) Fig. 2. Object translated (B1) to
Origin of World Coordinate System
(WCS)
Fig. 3. Rotated (cyan, B2, S2) and Fig. 4. Object in Hangar (B3,S3) and
Scaled to actual dimensions (magenta, in flight (B4,S4).
B3) Objects.
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Fig. 5. Coords of Flying Object (B4,S4)
seen from flying Object (B4,S4).
(S_4_4,B_4_4))
USEFUL Instructions
Drawing
trisurf( topo, B0(1,:)' , B0(2,:)', B0(3,:)' )
Query
min()