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System and method for converting disordered point cloud to triangular net based on adaptive flatness

A triangular mesh and flatness technology, applied in the direction of filling the plane with attributes, can solve problems such as difficulty in ensuring the quality of the mesh, difficulty in finding the projection plane, and difficulty in processing, so as to avoid deformation and jaggedness, reduce conversion time, and improve The effect of conversion speed

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-11-07
TONGJI UNIV
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This method first needs to project the three-dimensional data points to the two-dimensional plane, which leads to difficulties in processing closed surfaces or approximately closed surfaces. It is also difficult to find a suitable projection plane for more complex surfaces. Gopi and Crossno proposed a method based on local two-dimensional Dimensional Delaunay triangular mesh incremental construction algorithm, although these have achieved linear reconstruction of the mesh, but it is difficult to guarantee the mesh quality

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[0050] The data of each point of the disordered point cloud is shown in Figure 5a. After the conversion of the present invention, the corresponding triangular grid is obtained, as shown in Figure 5b. The time consumption required for a total of 3189 points is 6 seconds, and the final drawing effect is shown in the figure 5c shown.

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[0052] The data of each point of the disordered point cloud is shown in Figure 6a, Figure 6b is the local reconstruction result of the triangulation network (in order to show the reconstructed triangle patch more clearly, the effect of locally enlarged mesh is given here), and Figure 6c is the final drawing result. There are 51,920 point cloud data in total, and 42,876 triangle faces are generated, which takes 117 seconds. This example can also illustrate that the present invention can handle inner and outer boundaries better.

[0053] To sum up, the present invention avoids the high complexity calculation brought by tetrahedron subdivision. The time complexity of the tetrahedronization algorithm for general space scattered point set is 0(n2). However, the present invention preprocesses the point cloud and adopts the method of direct triangulation of space, thus ensuring that the overall time consumption of the algorithm is close to 0(n) when the number of points is large. ...

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Abstract

This invention relates to a system and a method for converting non-sequence spot-clouds into triangle griddings based on adaptive flatness, which carries out triangle analysis to spot-clouds in space directly by a non-sequence spot-cloud increment rebuilding algorithm based on adaptive flatness to structure a partial gridding ring from the initial central point based on the partial flat character of a curvature face and a Delaunary analysis rule of triangles and takes points on said gridding ring as the central point according to the generation sequence to structure the partial ring repeatedly to circulate in linearity and spread it to the entire spot set and get a topological structure finally so as to increase conversion velocity and reduce conversion time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a system and method for converting disordered point clouds into triangular meshes based on adaptive flatness. Background technique [0002] The surface reconstruction of massive scattered point data is widely used in many fields such as mechanical product measurement and modeling, geographic information system and so on. Among them, the reconstruction of triangular meshes has been a hot research topic at home and abroad. Boissonnate first used 3D Delaunay-based tetrahedronization for interpolation grid construction, and Nina Amenta proposed a Crust-based tetrahedronization engraving algorithm, which theoretically ensures that the reconstructed mesh model is topologically consistent with the underlying geometric model. However, the grids constructed by such algorithms are all based on Delaunay tetrahedronization, and the time consumption is 0(n2), which is difficult to apply to large-scale data. Chen directly determines the mi...

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IPC IPC(8): G06T11/40
Inventor 郝泳涛
Owner TONGJI UNIV
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