The terrestrial laser scanner is an equipment developed for surveying applications and is also used for many other purposes due to its ability to acquire 3D data quickly. However, before intensity data can be analyzed, it must be processed in order to minimize the edge or border effect, one of the most serious problems of LIDAR’s intensity data. Our research has focused on characterizing the edge effect behavior as well as to develop an algorithm to minimize edge effect distortion automatically (IRA). The IRA showed to be effective recovering 35.71% of points distorted by the edge effect, providing significant improvements and promising results for the development of applications based on TLS data intensity to many studies.
An intensity recovery algorithm (IRA) for minimizing the edge effect of LIDAR data
SCAIONI, MARCO
2016-01-01
Abstract
The terrestrial laser scanner is an equipment developed for surveying applications and is also used for many other purposes due to its ability to acquire 3D data quickly. However, before intensity data can be analyzed, it must be processed in order to minimize the edge or border effect, one of the most serious problems of LIDAR’s intensity data. Our research has focused on characterizing the edge effect behavior as well as to develop an algorithm to minimize edge effect distortion automatically (IRA). The IRA showed to be effective recovering 35.71% of points distorted by the edge effect, providing significant improvements and promising results for the development of applications based on TLS data intensity to many studies.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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