DE19746639A1

Digital determination of spatial objects and scenes for 3D photographic map

Abstract

Digital determination of spatial objects and scenes for 3D photographic map is carried out by photographing digitalized image data based on these photographs or already existing archive images. The real objects or scenes are photographed using aerial photography and producing digitalized image data, based on these photographs or from already existing archive images. Precision position coordinates are assigned to the digitalized image data. Terrestrial photographs of the respective real objects or scenes, from several positions and/or directions are completed, so that the preponderant surfaces, especially of the parts existing as an image data set, not ascertainable from these or the aerial photographs. The digitalized image data and the image data set are transmitted and subjected to a rule corrected classification in a three dimensional photographic map coordinate system of a data bank controlled by a computer.

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9 claims: 6 independent, 3 dependent

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    A method for digital capture of spatial objects and Scenes for a 3D image map with the following steps:- Recording of real objects or scenes aerial photo and creating digitized image data based on these Recordings or existing archive images;- Mapping Precision position coordinates at the digitized image data;- Making of terrestrial photographs of the relevant real objects or scenes from multiple locations and / or Directions so that the vast surface, in particular ticular the from or the aerial photographs not erschließ ble part is present as image data set, and - Transferring the digitized image data and the Image dataset and to scale, classifying these Data in a three-dimensional image map coordinate system one in a database managed by a computer.
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    The method according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized, that a full automatic mapping of potential made link elements of different images is, said assignment of the reference at least one or implemented a combination of all of the following criteria becomes:- A given assignment must correspond to the known or already given in the preceding steps Randbe conditions, such as approximate relative or absolute Camera positions, possible known spatial relationships in the scene - model or the like compatible;- Linking elements must be mutually transferable: - Linking elements have similarities or Correlation to be examined in the image environment, where only be assigned to those items whose direct environments are mutually transferable;- Several independent assignments on consistency Solution of the resulting system of equations with the ver permanent link elements tested.
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    The method according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized, that known object or scene coordinate data from external Data sources integrated into the determination of the 3D model be where this is, for example, length and Angular coordinates of the real scene, to measurement results external sensors and / or information for absolute or can act relative camera position, so that in this way the desired link assignments and the determination of 3D model is computationally accelerated.
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    The method according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized, that synthetic 3D graphical objects in the 3D image map coordinates are system faded.
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    The method according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized, that this for the detection of archaeological and geological Grabungssitationen, for three-dimensional presentations of Buildings and building complexes, to create a three dimensional city map particularly for traffic control and for obtaining image data for driving instructors or Fahrsimu lators is used.
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    3D image map consisting of a means of a computer system displayable digitized data stored quantity which objects and scenes of the real environment in which spatial and surface texture and shape in a three-dimensional coordinate system describes positional accuracy.