A Smart-Site-Survey System using Image-based 3D Metric Reconstruction and Interactive Panorama Visualization
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Abstract
This work presents a so-called Smart Site Survey (SSS) system that provides an efficient, web-based platform for virtual inspection of remote sites with absolute 3D metrics. Traditional manual surveying requires sending surveyors and specialised measuring tools to the targeted scene, which takes time and requires significant human resource, and often includes human error. The proposed system provides an automated site survey tool. Sample indoor scenes including offices, storage rooms, and laboratory are used for testing purposes, and highly precise virtual scenes are restored, with the measurement accuracy of 1%, i.e. an error ±1.5cm to a 150cm length. This is comparable or superior to existing works or commercial products.
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October 2020
4889 pages
ISBN:9781450379885
DOI:10.1145/3394171
- General Chairs:
- Chang Wen Chen,
- Rita Cucchiara,
- Xian-Sheng Hua,
- Program Chairs:
- Guo-Jun Qi,
- Elisa Ricci,
- Zhengyou Zhang,
- Roger Zimmermann
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Published: 12 October 2020
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- Enterprise Ireland funded Innovation Partnership Programme
- Science Foundation Ireland Insight SFI Centre for Data Analytics
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