2012 · 42 citations · 22 references
ComputingAutonomous Systems3D ModelingComputer VisionMachine Vision3D Imaging3D ReconstructionScene ReconstructionSurface Reconstruction3D Image Acquisition3D Surface ModelingDigital Image AcquisitionFeedbackPoint Cloud ReconstructionReconstruction Quality AssessmentSurface ExtractionSurface Model Reconstruction
The quality and completeness of 3D models obtained by Structure-fromMotion (SfM) heavily depend on the image acquisition process. If the user gets feedback about the reconstruction quality already during the acquisition, he can optimize this process. The goal of this paper is to support a user during image acquisition by giving online feedback of the current reconstruction quality. We propose an online SfM method that integrates wide-baseline still-images in an online fashion into a consistent reconstruction and we derive a surface model given the SfM point cloud. To guide the user to scene parts that are captured not very well, we colour the mesh according to redundancy and resolution information. In the experiments, we show that our approach makes the final SfM result predictable already during image acquisition. The method is suited for large-scale reconstructions as obtained by flying micro aerial vehicles as well as on small indoor environments. We propose a method that supports a user in the acquisition process in two ways: (a) sparse online SfM with accuracy close to offline methods and (b) surface extraction and quality visualization. The workflow of our method is shown in Figure 1.
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