Towards a framework for point-cloud-based visual analysis of historic gardens: Jichang Garden as a case study

Historic gardens, regarded as a significant genre of cultural heritage, encapsulate the enduring essence of bygone eras while concurrently transcending temporal boundaries to resonate with the present and future. These gardens provide us vitality and inspiration, holding a collective repository of human memory and serving as a testament to our...

Automated railway object mapping using imagery and point clouds

Everything around us is rapidly changing. Whole new blocks of buildings are built, huge infrastructural projects are constructed and so on. Hence, there is a need of a reliable and up-to-date inventory of the area and the objects of interest for mapping and monitoring assets and their changes. An answer of this upcoming need is an automated...

Aspects of Representing LiDAR Data Used for Updating

Performing environmental spatial analysis requires the collection of base data and special data, subject to the type of analysis in hand, among this data of course LiDAR data can be of much usefulness, in our particular case mobile network data were collected to assess the usefulness of using it for updating some features of the base map that...

A study of morphological changes within managed realignment sites along the Humber Estuary (UK)

Managed realignment involves the deliberate breaching of engineered defences to allow landward coastal migration whilst at the same time creating intertidal marshes and mudflats. Over the last two decades, this practice has become more common; however, the monitoring of realignment schemes is relatively limited and morphological changes are...