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The presented work will be the basis of further investigations on
the directions of the axes. the optimisation of matching costs and the analysis of the derived
. point cloud.
s the quality of the result- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
isual inspection. Figure 4
n maximum and minimum This research was funded by the German Federal Ministry of Ed-
f points is 1890 and 5936 ucation and Research (BMBF), 13N10809 - 13N10814.
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