Size and localization of anchors/models are not accurate

Here's a link to a spread sheet with all of my offset corrections that did allow my to get my object in the right position relative to the geographical landmark on the Google 3D map. Mayube the smae sort of fomula can work for you too. 🙂

 Gabby's World Coordinate Correction

Yep, I'm having the same problems. The anchor points are so off and wandering that I had to look at where the object ended up after placing it on the map, estimating where the anchor needed to be moved to to correct the objects position, eyeball it again, go through several iterations, and create an Offset spread sheets to keep track of my adjustments in an attempt to get the objects to show up in the right place. I had mixed results. But here is how I'm tracking the offsets.

World Coordinate Offset Sheet

Sometimes the corrections show up right away and sometimes they take a day. But then sometimes they revert back to where they started regardless of the corrections with no rhyme or reason. 

what doesn't make anything easier is that if you look at where your standing on the Google map ap you will notice that your reported position moves around quite a bit. So there is movement between GPS location from the mobile cell tower triangulation - to-Google servers-to Adobe Aero servers-to-the Ap. (head spinning sympathy pains for the engineers)

Frustrating to say the least. I was thinking maybe an algorithm to calculate offsets would be all I needed but apparently not so lucky. 😞

let me know if you figure anything out. 

Cheers!