Full text: Close-range imaging, long-range vision

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of this process are shown in Figure 11. The extracted polygons 
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other polygons are shown by the dotted line. 
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5.4 Building Footprints Correction 
(a) Straight-line Segment Separations 
Seeing results in section 5.3(c), the extracted incipient building 
footprints have complicated shapes than actual building shapes, 
because the shapes are created by the laser point clouds. 
Therefore, big corners of buildings are found from complicated 
building polygons to be reshaped into simplified building 
polygons. The algorithm is as follows. 
(1) The central points of incipient building footprint (Po) are 
calculated. 
(2) The farthest vertex of polygon (P;) from Py is calculated. 
(3) The farthest vertex of polygon (P5) from P, is calculated. 
(4) The line segment (P;-P,) that is a diagonal line of building 
is generated, and the line segment (P;-P,) separates an 
incipient building footprint into two arcs. An arc of one side 
is extracted due to the line segment. 
(5) The farthest vertex within an arc of one side from the line 
segment (P;-P,) is calculated. When the distance between 
the farthest vertex and the line segment is larger than a 
certain threshold, the new vertex is created as a vertex of 
the rough building footprints. 
(6) The new line segment is created with the additional vertex, 
and the process (5) is performed repeatedly until there is no 
additional vertex. 
The purpose in this paper is to obtain the rough shape of 
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shown in Figure 12. 
  
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In this section, the building footprints are corrected by using the 
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The edge lines are detected by using the canny filter method 
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The edge image is clipped by using the line segment in Section 
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