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Bagchi, Madhubanti (author)
Recently non-image-based data capturing methods such as sensors like RF, ultrasonic or radars, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc for People Counting (PC) applications have gained momentum as an alternative to camera-based systems due to the preference for privacy preservation. Among them mm-wave radars are a strong choice for data capture since they consume...
master thesis 2023
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Buijs, Teun (author)
The tactile internet can be described as the next step of the internet. It can empower people, adding physical interactions to what normally is just an audiovisual experience.<br/>It however does need ultra-low latency. <br/>A solution to having delays can be found in environment simulation.<br/>This paper describes a way to find the correct...
bachelor thesis 2022
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Zhang, Liyao (author)
Visualizing the point clouds is an integral part of processing the data, which enables users to explore and interact with the point clouds more intuitively. However, most of the current point cloud renderers are developed in non-immersive environments. In the last few years, some new technologies, such as Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality ...
master thesis 2020
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Dahle, Felix (author)
In many countries digital maps are created and provided by the national cadastres: Usually they consist of multiple polygons, each with an exact location and shape, describing which kind of surface can be found at the position of the polygon (e. g. building, street, vegetation). They must be accurate and well maintained, as they are used by...
master thesis 2020
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Wu, Teng (author)
This thesis proposes a novel medial axis transform (MAT) based method to achieve visibility analysis in a point cloud. There are several advantages of this MAT based method. This method avoids surface reconstruction from a point cloud. It also works for the situation when there is surface missing in the input point cloud. For different point...
master thesis 2019
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Ruben, Pablo (author)
Recently, the application of machine learning and data fusion techniques on hyperspectral imagery have demonstrated potential for ground cover classification at material level. Hereby, specific locations of resources enclosed in cities (e.g. roof materials) can be identified, which is critically relevant within the field of urban mining. A...
master thesis 2019
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Du, Shenglan (author)
Trees are of great significance throughout the world, both in urban scenes and in natural environments. Models of trees can be widely applied in various fields, for instance, landscape design, geo-simulation, environment modelling, and forestry inventories. Recently, laser scanning technology has been rapidly developed, making it possible to...
master thesis 2019
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Wang, Qu (author)
This project develop a new method to generate breakline from the point cloud directly with the MAT. The breakline is a structured line of the object surface which has high curvature. Meanwhile, the reciprocal of the medial edge ball's radius can represent the point with high curvature, which is the fundamental idea of this project. The key parts...
master thesis 2019
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van der Maaden, Jippe (author)
LiDAR technologies are used to measure point cloud data of the earth's surface. The usage of LiDAR allows for the fast collections of massive data sets. The AHN2 point cloud data set, part of Rijkswaterstaats initiative to map the surface of the Netherlands, contains 639 478 217 460 points. For efficient visualization in web viewers, these...
master thesis 2019
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Flikweert, Puck (author)
Because of urbanisation, more than 50% of the global population now lives in cities, a number that is ever-increasing. This leads to a need for more dense and complex building constructions, driven by the fact that people are living increasingly close to one another. These structures are often so large that it becomes difficult to navigate in...
master thesis 2019
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Griffioen, Simon (author)
To obtain 3D information of the Earth’s surface, airborne LiDAR technology<br/>is used to quickly capture high-precision measurements of the terrain.<br/>Unfortunately, laser scanning techniques are prone to producing outliers<br/>and noise (i.e. wrong measurements). Therefore, a pre-process of the point<br/>cloud is required to detect and...
master thesis 2018
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Ortega-Córdova, Lessie (author)
3D city models are now common planning and analysis tools. Urban vegetation as a feature in these models, however, is neglected overshadowed by the focus on buildings, so its inclusion in 3D city models is often symbolic. On the other hand, urban vegetation improves the comfort and social well being of a city’s inhabitants and is a resource for...
master thesis 2018
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Kotoula, Lydia (author)
Spatial data acquisition is rapidly developing, making point clouds available and easily accessible for many applications and to many end-users. Nowadays, point clouds are the main surveying product and have more added value than derived products as they keep details and they are not interpolated. Raw point clouds do not contain information that...
master thesis 2018
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Sirdeshmukh, Neeraj (author)
Discrete Global Grid Systems (DGGS) have emerged in recent years as a new specification for working with global heterogeneous datasets of different types, such as vector, raster, and quantitative datasets. There exists no research on using point clouds with a DGGS. This research aims to analyse the extent to which a DGGS can be used to handle...
master thesis 2018
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Sulzer, Raphael (author)
The seismic building structural type (SBST) reflects the main load-bearing structure of a building and therefore its behaviour under seismic load. For numerous areas in earthquake prone regions this information is outdated, unavailable, or simply not existent. Traditional methods to gather this information, such as building-by-building...
master thesis 2018
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Vermeer, Martijn (author)
3D reconstruction of the built environment is a widely studied Geomatics topic. Resulting city models are used for a great variety of purposes. The reconstruction of roofs remains challenging. These roofs are not only building blocks for the city models but are of direct interest as well. The company READAAR uses roof segments for the detection...
master thesis 2018
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van Natijne, Adriaan (author)
To improve the interpretation of the low density InSAR data a combination is made with high density airborne and terrestrial laser scanner data. Allowing for improvement of the positioning of the scatterers and the understanding of their behaviour. This combination is implemented as a web application, suitable for researchers to create 3D...
student report 2017
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Rodenberg, O.B.P.M. (author)
This thesis presents a new workflow for path finding through an octree representation of an indoor point cloud. I applied the following steps: 1) the point cloud is processed so it fits best in an octree; 2) during the octree generation the interior empty nodes are identified and further processed; 3) for each interior empty node the distance to...
master thesis 2016
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Fichtner, F.W. (author)
Acquiring point clouds of indoor environments became increasingly accessible in recent years. However, the resulting 3D point cloud data is unstructured, and does not contain enough information to be useful for complex tasks like pathfinding. Indoor models which are currently derived from point clouds do not include furniture and stairs. The...
master thesis 2016
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Broersen, T. (author)
The Netherlands is characterised by mostly low lying, flat, and engineered agricultural lands, which are sensitive to flooding. To protect against floods, a correct network characterisation is of the utmost importance. A Dutch water resources management company, the HDSR, wishes to have a highly automated method to characterise the water course...
master thesis 2016
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