IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters · 2018 · 26 citations · 16 references
EngineeringField RoboticsPoint Cloud ProcessingPoint Cloud3D Computer VisionIndividual Pole-like ObjectsImage Analysis3-D Pole-like ObjectsData SciencePattern RecognitionPole-like ObjectsRobot LearningComputational GeometryPole-like Object DetectionGeometric ModelingMachine VisionLidarComputer Science3D Object RecognitionComputer VisionNatural SciencesSkeleton-based Hierarchical Method3D ScanningMulti-view Geometry
The pole-like object detection is of significance for robot navigation, autonomous driving, road infrastructure inventory, and detailed 3-D map generation. In this letter, we develop a skeleton-based hierarchical method for automatic detection of pole-like objects from mobile LiDAR point clouds. First, coarse extraction of building facades is adopted for the occlusion analysis. Second, slice-based Euclidean clustering algorithm is implemented to derive a set of pole-like object candidates. Third, skeleton-based principal component analysis shape recognition is presented to robustly locate all possible positions of pole-like objects. Finally, a Voronoi-constrained vertical region growing algorithm is proposed to adaptively producing the individual pole-like objects. Experiments were conducted on the public Paris-Lille-3-D data set. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method is robust and efficient for extracting the pole-like objects, with average quality of 90.43%. Furthermore, the proposed method outperforms other existing methods, especially for detecting pole-like objects with a large radius.
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A signal processing approach to fair surface design
Gabriel Taubin · 1995 · 1.8K citations
DIMENSIONALITY BASED SCALE SELECTION IN 3D LIDAR POINT CLOUDS
Jérôme Demantke, Clément Mallet, Nicolás David et al. · The international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/International archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences · 2012 · 359 citations · Full text