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Adam Stech1, Patrik Kamencay1, Robert Hudec1
1Department of Multimedia and Information-Communication Technologies, University of Zilina, 010 26 Zilina, Slovakia.
Abstract:
The increasing demand for accurate and detailed 3D modeling in fields such as cultural heritage preservation, industrial inspection, and scientific research necessitates advanced techniques to enhance model quality. This paper addresses this necessity by incorporating spectral imaging data to improve the surface detail and reflectivity of 3D models. The methodology integrates spectral imaging with traditional 3D modeling processes, offering a novel approach to capturing fine textures and subtle surface variations. The experimental results of this paper underscore the advantages of incorporating spectral imaging data in the creation of 3D models, particularly in terms of enhancing surface detail and reflectivity. The achieved experimental results demonstrate that 3D models generated with spectral imaging data exhibit significant improvements in surface detail and accuracy, particularly for objects with intricate surface patterns. These findings highlight the potential of spectral imaging in enhancing 3D model quality. This approach offers significant advancements in 3D modeling, contributing to more precise and reliable representations of complex surfaces.
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