Titlebook: Automatic Extraction of Man-Made Objects from Aerial Space Images; Armin Gruen,Olaf Kuebler,Peggy Agouris Conference proceedings 1995 Birk

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A Layered Abduction Model of Building Recognitionon of this hypothesis is provided in the third section, together with a basic background of abduction. The remaining part of the paper is concerned with applying the general abduction model to the problem of building recognition.

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Using Context to Control Computer Vision Algorithmscartographic feature extraction. The key research question is whether sufficient contextual constraints are available to choose algorithms and their parameters for aerial photo analysis. Our approach has been to apply the context-based architecture incorporated in CONDOR, an SRI system for automatic

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Automatic Matching of 3-D Models to Imagery available image support data and information concerning the imaging process, including sensor operation, environmental factors, and control feature information. One key feature of the algorithm is the radiometric modeling which is used to apply sensor characteristics, object reflectance, and illumi

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Structural 3D-Analysis of Aerial Images with a Blackboard-based Production Systemoductions. Together with the object concepts these productions form a net. Such production systems are implemented in a blackboard architecture. The database is realized in form of an associative memory. A simple example net is used to explain the 3D-analysis and the detection of a high building. Th

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Semi-Automatic Detection and Extraction of Man-Made Objects in Multispectral Aerial and Satellite Imcolour images of terrains using ‘Background Discriminant Transformation (BDT)’ is presented. BDT is simple to use, robust and application oriented. The procedure does not require extensive knowledge of the terrain. To illustrate the procedure an example is shown from an airborne colour image. Howeve

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Information Extraction from Digital Images a KTH Approachcs are the description of features and objects to be expected in two-dimensional data. When appropriate, the reconstruction is performed in three-dimensional object space. Objects are buildings in aerial imagery. This approach has potential impact on image coding, image compression and resampling. A