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Soudarissanane, S.S. (author), Lindenbergh, R.C. (author)
One of the main applications of the terrestrial laser scanner is the visualization, modeling and monitoring of man-made structures like buildings. Especially surveying applications require on one hand a quickly obtainable, high resolution point cloud but also need observations with a known and well described quality. To obtain a 3D point cloud,...
conference paper 2011
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Soudarissanane, S. (author), Lindenbergh, R. (author), Menenti, M. (author), Teunissen, P.J.G. (author)
A terrestrial laser scanner measures the distance to an object with a precision in the order of millimeters. The quality of each single point in a point cloud affects post-processing applications, such as deformation analysis or 3D modeling. The quality of a scan point is influenced by four major factors: instrument calibration, atmospheric...
conference paper 2009
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Soudarissanane, S.S. (author), Lindenbergh, R.C. (author), Gorte, B.G.H. (author)
High spatial resolution and fast capturing possibilities make 3D terrestrial laser scanners widely used in engineering applications and cultural heritage recording. Phase based laser scanners can measure distances to object surfaces with a precision in the order of a few millimeters at ranges between 1 and 80 m. However, the quality of a laser...
conference paper 2008
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Khoshelham, K. (author), Nedkov, S. (author), Nardinocchi, C. (author)
Automated approaches to building detection are of great importance in a number of different applications including map updating and monitoring of informal settlements. With the availability of multi-source aerial data in recent years, data fusion approaches to automated building detection have become more popular. In this paper, two data fusion...
conference paper 2008
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Khoshelham, K. (author), Altundag, D. (author)
The application of terrestrial laser scanning to the study of rock surface roughness faces a major challenge: the inherent range imprecision makes the extraction of roughness parameters difficult. In practice, when roughness is in millimeter scale it is often lost in the range measurement noise. The parameters extracted from the data, therefore,...
conference paper 2010
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Khoshelham, K. (author)
Automated detection and 3D modelling of objects in laser range data is of great importance in many applications. Existing approaches to object detection in range data are limited to either 2.5D data (e.g. range images) or simple objects with a parametric form (e.g. spheres). This paper describes a new approach to the detection of 3D objects with...
conference paper 2007
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Bucksch, A. (author), Lindenbergh, R.C. (author), Menenti, M. (author)
In recent years, both airborne and terrestrial laser scanning developed to a standard technique for acquiring information on terrestrial landscapes. Here forest inventory and orchard management is considered. Inventory and parameterization of individual trees in orchards and forests are of large interest in nowadays society because of the...
conference paper 2009
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Bitenc, M. (author), Lindenbergh, R.C. (author), Khoshelham, K. (author), Van Waarden, A.P. (author)
The Dutch coast is characterized by sandy beaches flanked by dunes. Understanding the morphology of the coast is essential for defense against flooding of the hinterland. Because most dramatic changes of the beach and the first dune row happen during storms, it is important to assess the state of the coast immediately after a storm. This is...
journal article 2011
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Verlaar, S.H.S. (author)
Pavescan is a low cost mobile system for road modelling survey. Because of the absence of navigation sensors it has several practical drawbacks compared to most of the other mobile mapping systems, but those sensors are very expensive and do not fulfil most of the accuracy requirements. Pavescan will be more attractive if some of the practical...
master thesis 2011
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Kagkaras, A. (author)
In Aerospace Engineering the field of Computational Flow Dynamics (CFD) studies the aerodynamic behaviour of aircrafts. What is currently being used to perform CFD simulations are Computer Aided Design (CAD) models of the airplanes, which are usually low-detail industrial design models. Research of new methods for improving the results of the...
master thesis 2006
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