Three-dimensional model coordinate conversion method based on Brep model
A technology of coordinate transformation and three-dimensional model, applied in the computer field, can solve the problems of poor fit of data and real coordinate data model, poor generality of three-dimensional model data, damage to the integrity of three-dimensional model, etc. The effect of good compatibility and high conversion efficiency
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[0044] The transformation of Jiashan's oblique 3D local coordinates and CGCS2000 coordinates: The data is oblique photogrammetry data, and the goal is to convert oblique photogrammetry data to the local coordinate system. This method is used for the conversion work.
[0045] S1: Analyze the oblique photogrammetry data based on the Brep structure, using points, lines, and planes as basic geometric elements to describe the relationship between three-dimensional entities. Using graphics-based boundary representation model, with elements, point sets, and textures as the core, points, lines, and surfaces as basic geometric elements, the relationship between 3D entities is described, and the 3D spatial data set is organized in a hierarchical tree structure, and The three-dimensional spatial data set is divided into root nodes, branch nodes, and leaf nodes. In view of the complex 3D model data structure, no geometric modeling features, and high computational complexity...
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[0066] The local coordinates of the Wenling 3D building model are converted to Taizhou 2000 coordinates: the data is artificial 3D model data, and the goal is to convert the artificial 3D model data to the local coordinate system. The conversion work is carried out through this method.
[0067] S1: Analyze the artificial 3D model data based on the Brep structure, using points, lines, and surfaces as basic geometric elements to describe the relationship between 3D entities. Using graphics-based boundary representation model, with elements, point sets, and textures as the core, points, lines, and surfaces as basic geometric elements, the relationship between 3D entities is described, and the 3D spatial data set is organized in a hierarchical tree structure, and The three-dimensional spatial data set is divided into root nodes, branch nodes, and leaf nodes. In view of the complex 3D model data structure, no geometric modeling features, and high computational comple...
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[0082] Conversion from Xiaoshan local coordinate system to CGCS2000: According to the oblique photogrammetric data, the goal is to convert the oblique photogrammetric data to the CGCS2000 coordinate system, and the conversion work is carried out by this method.
[0083] S1: Analyze the oblique photogrammetry data based on the Brep structure, using points, lines, and surfaces as basic geometric elements to describe the relationship between three-dimensional entities. Using the graphics-based boundary representation model, with elements, point sets, and textures as the core, points, lines, and surfaces as basic geometric elements, the relationship between three-dimensional entities is described, and three-dimensional spatial data sets are organized in a hierarchical tree structure, and The three-dimensional spatial data set is divided into root nodes, branch nodes, and leaf nodes. In view of the complex 3D model data structure, no geometric modeling features, high...
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