3D terrengmodell generert på bakgrunn av data fra digital bildeanalyse

FFI-Rapport 2003

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Rapportnummer

2003/00991

ISBN

82-464-0798-8

Format

PDF-dokument

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1.7 MB

Språk

Norsk

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Hans Christian Palm Bjørn Braathen
This report describes a technique for generating a digital terrain model of a given scene. The technique is based on first estimating the position and distance to parallelograms placed in various parts of the scene by image processing. This estimation is performed by extracting the parallelograms by a region growing procedure, determining its line segments, and applying a priori knowledge of its physical size for estimating the distance. Next, these positions are used as input to a triangulizing algorithm. The resulting planes are in turn used for determining the distance between a point in the scene corresponding to a given pixel and the camera. The distance between the camera and points outside the planes are determined by extrapolation, and are thus making the distance image of the scene complete. In the report we have applied the technique on two different scenes. The experiments demonstrate that the technique generates (terrain models and) distance images of acceptable accuracy.

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