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Applying RANSAC Algorithm for Fitting Scanning Strips from Airborne Laser Scanning
During the development of the data acquired by airborne laser scanning the important issue is the fitting and georeferencing of ALS point clouds by means of the tie surfaces and the reference planes. The process of scanning strips adjustment is based on mutual integration of point clouds (scanning strips) and their adaptation to the reference planes. In simultaneous adjustment all strips are combined into one geometrically coherent block, to which the coordinates are given. In the process of determining discrepancies between scanning strips it is important to determine the correct size of the shifts (offsets). Authors propose to do this by using RANSAC algorithm.
Applying RANSAC Algorithm for Fitting Scanning Strips from Airborne Laser Scanning
During the development of the data acquired by airborne laser scanning the important issue is the fitting and georeferencing of ALS point clouds by means of the tie surfaces and the reference planes. The process of scanning strips adjustment is based on mutual integration of point clouds (scanning strips) and their adaptation to the reference planes. In simultaneous adjustment all strips are combined into one geometrically coherent block, to which the coordinates are given. In the process of determining discrepancies between scanning strips it is important to determine the correct size of the shifts (offsets). Authors propose to do this by using RANSAC algorithm.
Applying RANSAC Algorithm for Fitting Scanning Strips from Airborne Laser Scanning
Błaszczak-Bąk Wioleta (author) / Janicka Joanna (author) / Sobieraj-Żłobińska Anna (author)
2016
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