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Chuang Yan¹, Ya Wei¹, Yong Xiao¹

¹Department of Civil Engineering, Tsinghua University, Haidian District, Beijing 100084, China.

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|April 3, 2021

Summary

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This study introduces an ellipsoid detection algorithm to denoise laser 3D scanning data for pavements. The method effectively removes noise while preserving ground points, improving 3D reconstruction accuracy.

Keywords:

3D reconstruction denoising algorithm ellipsoid neighborhood pavement engineering point cloud data

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Area of Science:

Geomatics Engineering
Computer Vision
Data Processing

Background:

Laser 3D scanning offers rapid, safe, and accurate measurements.
Scanning data often contains noise points, degrading 3D reconstruction precision.
Existing denoising methods may incorrectly remove essential ground points due to ignoring pavement planarity.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel algorithm for denoising 3D scanned pavement data.
To enhance the accuracy of 3D reconstruction by effectively removing noise points.
To leverage the inherent planarity feature of pavements in the denoising process.

Main Methods:

Proposed an ellipsoid detection algorithm to emphasize pavement planarity.
Calculated point thresholds by counting neighbors within ellipsoid neighborhoods.
Implemented cell division of point clouds to optimize processing time and detection space.

Main Results:

The algorithm successfully identified and eliminated scattered and foreign body noise points.
Demonstrated effective preservation of ground points crucial for reconstruction.
Provided precise data suitable for subsequent 3D pavement reconstruction.

Conclusions:

The ellipsoid detection algorithm offers a robust solution for denoising 3D scanned pavement data.
This method improves the quality of data for accurate 3D pavement modeling.
The approach effectively addresses limitations of traditional denoising techniques in this domain.