Full text: Technical Commission III (B3)

    
  
  
   
   
    
    
    
     
     
   
   
   
    
    
     
    
    
    
  
    
   
    
   
  
    
      
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
    
    
       
the length as setting parameter (the direction of Y). Then, the 
relative coordinate system (X, Y, Z) of the lattice point is 
related to the absolute coordinate system (X, Y, Z) by the 
Helmert transformation. A voxel-image is generated using a 
projection that is the magnification conversion of an 
independent rectification image according to an altitude value 
obtained by resampling the lattice points of an absolute 
coordinate value in the object space. 
3.2.2 Extraction of rooftop and ground by horizontal 
plane matching: The roof and ground are extracted using 
multi-image matching with the voxel-image of the object space 
using vertical direction searching, and the wall surface is 
extracted with the normal direction by searching horizontally. 
As shown in Figure 3, a voxel-image is divided into two 
segments on a line segment of the roof footprint with the depth 
direction of the wall. The rooftop and ground are searched in 
the vertical direction to each division domain by using 
horizontal plane matching with cross correlation to separately 
extract the height. In the case of ground searching, the 
occlusion obstructed more than half of the building in the multi- 
view images. To address this, several images are sorted out for 
ground searching to determine the front and back of the wall 
based on the rotation direction of the 2D polygon’s vertex order 
on each independent rectification image. The 2D polygon’s 
vertex order is created by the projection transformation of the 
3D polygon, which consists of the four corner points of the 
initial wall surface. 
3.2.3 Division matching for wall direction compensation: 
The initial wall that is obtained from the building’s footprint on 
an existing 2D map does not provide a good match to the actual 
direction of the wall. Our proposed method compensates by 
determining the precise position of the wall. The conceptual 
diagram is shown in Figure 4. 
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Figure 4. Compensation of Wall Direction 
The proposed method can compensate for the wall direction by 
using the results of cross-correlation matching for each section. 
Cross-correlation matching is performed to detect matching 
positions in the depth direction of the wall in each section of the 
voxel-image, which is divided into lengthwise sections of the 
wall. The position and direction of the wall are estimated using 
the least-squares method from matching points of the 
correlation peak position, and a new voxel-image is generated. 
International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, Volume XXXIX-B3, 2012 
XXII ISPRS Congress, 25 August — 01 September 2012, Melbourne, Australia 
This process is repeated several times, and when the amount of 
compensation is below a set threshold, the wall surface 
searching calculation is complete. In this way, an exact wall 
position can be extracted. 
4. EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE 
4.1 Data Specification 
4.1.1 
  
    
Sensor Specifications and Flight Parameters: The 
sensor specifications for the large format digital camera used to 
take aerial photographs are shown in Table 1, and the flight 
parameters to obtain multi-view images are shown in Table 2. 
Number of Pixels 
13,824 x 7,680 [Pixel 
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CCD Size 165.9 x 92.2 [mm] 
Pixel Size 12.0 [um] 
Focal Length 120 [mm] 
  
  
  
    
Table 1. Sensor Specifications 
Absolute altitude 
Approximate 600 [m] 
  
Over-lap Ratio 
Approximate 66.7 [96] 
  
Side-lap Ratio 
Approximate 66.7 [%] 
  
  
Number of Projects 
  
2 [Projects] 
  
  
4.1.2 
Table 2. Flight Parameters 
Experimental Data: 
An example of the multi-view 
images used for the experiment is shown in Figure 5. 
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Figure 5. Multi-View Images using Experiments 
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the partial clipping of images (11 images: from numbers | to 
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