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Rapid Reconstruction of 3D Structural Model Based on Interactive Graph Cuts

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Medium: Fachartikel
Sprache(n): Englisch
Veröffentlicht in: Buildings, , n. 1, v. 12
Seite(n): 22
DOI: 10.3390/buildings12010022
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The image-based 3D reconstruction technique has been applied in many scenarios of civil engineering, such as earthquake prevention and disaster reduction, construction monitoring, and intelligent city construction. However, the traditional technique is time-consuming, and the modeling efficiency has become a bottleneck limiting its application in emergency scenarios. In this paper, a rapid reconstruction method is proposed which combines the traditional image-based 3D reconstruction technique and an interactive graph cuts algorithm. Firstly, a sequence of images is collected around the target structure. Then, the images are preprocessed using the interactive iterative graph cuts algorithm to extract the target from each image. Finally, the resulting sequence of images is used to perform the 3D reconstruction. During the preprocessing, only a few images require manual intervention while the rest can be processed automatically. To verify the modeling accuracy of the proposed method, a column that has been destroyed is selected as a target for 3D reconstruction. The results show that compared with the traditional method, the modeling efficiency of the fast reconstruction method is doubled. In addition, the modeling accuracy is 97.65%, which is comparable to the modeling accuracy of the traditional method (97.73%); as well, by comparing the point clouds, the alignment between the two models is tremendously close, with tiny difference. The proposed rapid reconstruction method can be applied in emergency scenarios, such as rapid assessment in post-disaster situations.

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