1. Detection of planar points for building extraction from LiDAR data based on differential morphological and attribute profilesDomen Mongus, Niko Lukač, Denis Obrul, Borut Žalik, 2013, published scientific conference contribution Abstract: This paper considers a new method for building-extraction from LiDAR data. This method uses multi-scale levelling schema or MSLS-segmentation based on differential morphological profiles for removing non-building points from LiDAR data during the data denoising step. A new morphological algorithm is proposed for the detection of flat regions and obtaining a set of building-candidates. This binarisation step is made by using differential attribute profiles based on the sum of the second-order morphological gradients. Any distinction between flat and rough surfaces is achieved by area-opening, as applied within each attribute-zone. Thus, the detection of the flat regions is essentially based on the average gradient contained withina region, whilst avoiding subtractive filtering rule. Finally, the shapes of the flat-regions are considered during the building-recognition step. A binary shape-compactness attribute opening is used for this purpose. The efficiency of the proposed method was demonstrated on three test LiDAR datasets containing buildings of different sizes, shapes, and structures. As shown by the experiments, the average quality of the buildings-extraction was more than 95%, with 96%correctness, and 98%completeness. In terms of quality, this method is comparable with TerraScan R , but both methods significantly differ when comparing correctness and completeness of the results. Keywords: LiDAR, mathematical morphology, segmentation, DAP, DMP, building extraction Published in DKUM: 10.07.2015; Views: 1527; Downloads: 423 Full text (2,85 MB) This document has many files! More... |
2. UPODABLJANJE FRAKTALOV Z OCULUS RIFTUrban Stojko, 2014, undergraduate thesis Abstract: V tem delu smo izdelali aplikacijo za učinkovito vizualizacijo fraktalov v 3D navideznem okolju s pomočjo biokularne naprave Oculus Rift. Pred začetkom izdelave smo se seznanili s fraktali in delovanjem Oculus Rifta. Pridobljeno znanje smo združili v aplikaciji 3DFractalCreator. Izdelana aplikacija je primerno okolje za predstavitev fraktalov. Keywords: fraktali, navidezna resničnost, OpenGL, Oculus Rift Published in DKUM: 25.02.2015; Views: 2574; Downloads: 163 Full text (6,00 MB) |
3. ALGORITEM ZA USTVARJANJE ILUZIJE ŽIVE SLIKE V VIDEOPOSNETKIHLi Labaš, 2014, undergraduate thesis Abstract: Diplomsko delo opisuje postopek razvoja algoritma, ki v realnem času spreminja hitrost in smer predvajanega nemega videoposnetka. Naš cilj je ustvariti iluzijo tako imenovane žive slike, brez konca predvajanja. Delovanje je predstavljeno s pomočjo namenske aplikacije na mobilni napravi, s katero lahko zajemamo posnetke in le-te tudi predvajamo. Podrobneje so opisane metode zajemanja in predvajanja posnetkov na napravi, način delovanja algoritma ter izdelava posebnega datotečnega formata, potrebnega za hrambo teh posnetkov. Keywords: algoritem, videopredvajalnik, spreminjanje hitrosti, spreminjanje smeri, mobilna naprava, datotečni format, živa slika Published in DKUM: 18.12.2014; Views: 1693; Downloads: 198 Full text (2,86 MB) |
4. APLIKACIJA GIS ZA SLEDENJE OBJEKTOMDenis Obrul, 2010, undergraduate thesis Abstract: V diplomskem delu predstavimo spletno aplikacijo TerraTrackers. Omogoča sledenje objektom, ki lahko zaznavajo svoj trenutni geografski položaj. V večini primerov gre za naprave GPS. Sistem TerraTrackers ponuja celovit pristop; podatkovno bazo, popolno komunikacijo z vsemi napravami in prilagodljiv, večnivojski grafični uporabniški vmesnik.
Sistem TerraTrackers je bil razvit za uporabo v industrijskem okolju. Posledično je bil velik del razvoja osredotočen na robustnost delovanja, razširljivost ter prenosljivost. Večina ciljev je bila dosežena, kar potrjuje tudi opravljeno testiranje, ki je opisano v zadnjem poglavju. Keywords: GIS, internet, sledenje Published in DKUM: 23.04.2010; Views: 2128; Downloads: 259 Full text (2,41 MB) |