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Stereo reconstruction of semiregular meshes, and multiresolution analysis for automatic detection of dents on surfaces

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Our objective is to include in stereoscopic 3D acquisition systems new technologies to automatically detect deformations on aircraft fuselages. We propose in this paper a semiregular mesh reconstruction dedicated to stereoscopic scanners, combined to a multiresolution analysis tool that detects dents on smooth surfaces. The proposed technique for reconstruction is based on a coarse-to-fine approach, and creates semiregular meshes directly from the stereoscopic images. The output of our scanner is thus a structured mesh, by the way well suited for many applications unlike most of scanners that generate only point clouds. Local distances are then calculated between this semiregular mesh and a smooth version of it, in order to automatically detect dents on the scanned surface. The smooth version is obtained via a technique based on multiresolution analysis. Experimental results show the reliability of our contributions on scanned aircraft fuselages.
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hal-01032467 , version 1 (22-07-2014)

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Jean-Luc Peyrot, Frédéric Payan, Natacha Ruchaud, Marc Antonini. Stereo reconstruction of semiregular meshes, and multiresolution analysis for automatic detection of dents on surfaces. IEEE International Conference in Image Processing (ICIP), Oct 2014, Paris, France. pp.5417-5421. ⟨hal-01032467⟩
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