Calculating Absolute Scale and Scale Uncertainty for SfM Using Distance Sensor Measurements: A Lightweight and Flexible Approach

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Abstract

Capturing details of objects and surfaces using structure from motion (SfM) 3D reconstruction has become an important part of data gathering in geomapping, medicine, cultural heritage, and the energy and production industries. One inherent problem with SfM, due to its reliance on 2D images, is the ambiguity of the reconstruction's scale. Absolute scale can be calculated by using the data from additional sensors. This chapter demonstrates how distance sensors can be used to calculate the scale of a reconstructed object. In addition, the authors demonstrate that the uncertainty of the calculated scale can be computed and how it depends on the precision of the used sensors. The provided methods are straightforward and easy to integrate into the workflow of commercial SfM solutions.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
TitelRecent Advances in 3D Imaging, Modeling and Reconstruction
Antal sider25
ForlagIGI global
Publikationsdato2020
Sider168-192
ISBN (Trykt)9781522552949
ISBN (Elektronisk)1522552944
DOI
StatusUdgivet - 2020

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