Re: Photogrametry algorithms (3D from 2D images)
- From: cartik.sharma@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 30 Oct 2005 11:16:37 -0800
You can reconstruct a 3D mesh from 2D images using reconstruction
algorithms in IDL.
1. Create an ROI group object.
2. Define individual ROIs using reference points in each image.
3. Specify a z dimension for each image using distance information.
3. Use
result = oROIGroup->CompteMesh(vertices, connectivity)
to obtain connectivity and vertices for the 3 D reconstructed model. It
creates a mesh
using triangulation. You can redefine the mesh object by conoverting it
to a tetrahedral mesh, which I think preserves overall topology better.
Hope this helps. Its just a few lines of code, but seems to do the job!
-Cartik
rzulty wrote:
> Thank you all.
> I know PhotoModeler - nice piece of software but they don't say how
> they do that ;)
> But still - thanks I appreciate fast response and I'll try your hints
> and see what I can do with them :)
>
> Rzulty
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