Image extraction and image-based rendering of manifolds for terrestrial, aerial and/or crowdsourced visualizations
An image and map technology, applied in 3D image processing, image data processing, editing/combining graphics or text, etc., can solve complex, unintuitive and excessive problems.
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[0016] The disclosed architecture extracts (analyzes, selects, and / or reformats) a set of images from a repository or source of images in order to create one-dimensional (1D) and two-dimensional (2D) image manifolds (or groups of images—also called "composite" groups). Each manifold is a "visualization template" used to arrange and prepare images for a given visualization experience. The image repository includes, for example, aerial and land views (from points on or near the earth's surface) of locations, scenes, and objects in the scene. The resulting composite grouping provides an interactive view navigation experience to a location or scene via the grouped images. The world consists of multi-dimensional manifolds, each connected locally in 1D or 2D, and where 1D or 2D can be patched together to cover the real 7D world in the 3D view space of the location.
[0017] The following is a general description of the composite grouping. Composition groups are units (groups of i...
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