Building reconstruction from images and laser scanning

By Claus Brenner. 2005

354 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Geology

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. Jie Shan
2. Fabio Remondino
3. Aparajithan Sampath
4. Ismael Colomina
5. Pere Molina

In Environmental Engineering

1. Jie Shan
2. Fabio Remondino
3. Hugo Ledoux
4. Aparajithan Sampath
5. Ismael Colomina
6. Pere Molina

In Geology

1. Jie Shan
2. Jantien E. Stoter
3. Fabio Remondino
4. Filip Biljecki
5. Hugo Ledoux
6. Aparajithan Sampath
7. Ismael Colomina
8. Pere Molina

Citations in the corpus

• Segmentation and Reconstruction of Polyhedral Building Roofs From Aerial Lidar Point Clouds (2010, background): “Although available auxiliary data such as building plan maps can assist this process [1], they may not always be available or up to date.”
• An update on automatic 3D building reconstruction (2010, neutral): “Rottensteiner (2006) adds geometric regularities as soft constraints in the estimation process of the buildings' parameters; which is an idea first proposed by Brenner (2005).”
• An improved LOD specification for 3D building models (2016, background): “Acquisition-wise, they can be automatically derived from point clouds (Suveg and Vosselman, 2004; Brenner, 2005; Kada and McKinley, 2009).”
• Heritage Recording and 3D Modeling with Photogrammetry and 3D Scanning (2011, background): “Range sensors are nowadays employed for large area topographic mapping, DSM/DTM generation (Figure 1), heritage documentation (Figure 2), modeling fluvial environments and geological structures [39], studies on biomass and vegetation information [40-42], archaeological applications [43], landslide a”