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Close Range Architectural Photogrammetric Modeling for GIS - PowerPoint Presentation

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Close Range Architectural Photogrammetric Modeling for GIS - PPT Presentation

By Luke Zhou SULI Intern at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Photogrammetry Obtain geometric properties from images Size Shape Position Uses at SLAC Alignment Magnets Beamlines GIS queries ID: 746455

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Close Range Architectural Photogrammetric Modeling for GIS

By Luke Zhou, SULI Intern at SLAC National Accelerator LaboratorySlide2

Photogrammetry

Obtain geometric properties from images

Size

ShapePositionSlide3

Uses at SLAC

Alignment

Magnets

BeamlinesGIS queries

Building info

BasemapSlide4

Survey Procedure

Targets placed

Images are taken

Model generated in AustralisSlide5

Targets

Targets placed

Images are taken

Model generated in

AustralisSlide6

Targets

Targets placed

Images are taken

Model generated in

AustralisSlide7

Australis

Targets placed

Images are taken

Model generated in

AustralisSlide8

AustralisSlide9

Target NetworkSlide10

Wireframe ModelSlide11

Limits of AustralisSlide12

Feasibility Results

Not what was hoped for, but

salvagable

Accurate partial models

Future Steps:

Corner Recognition

Full Model Generation