my background is in earth sciences, so I am very familiar with point cloud classification (vegetation, bare earth, etc...)
Has any work been done on classifying points within a building? beams, columns, floor slab, walls, piping, etc...?
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Re: Point cloud classification
nothing yet that I know of, funny we was talking today about this with Leica.
Tools exist where they detect the shape and can place beams/pipes/walls. But nothing i know exists to actually classify the points.
Tools exist where they detect the shape and can place beams/pipes/walls. But nothing i know exists to actually classify the points.
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Re: Point cloud classification
Hi Thad,
The new release of Trimble realworks have something done for classification. Just have a look to that:
http://www.laserscanningforum.com/forum ... ion#p48751
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Danis
The new release of Trimble realworks have something done for classification. Just have a look to that:
http://www.laserscanningforum.com/forum ... ion#p48751
Regards.
Danis
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Re: Point cloud classification
Danis,
That is pretty cool. I guess that is more along the lines of what I have seen in earth sciences (bare earth classification).
That is pretty cool. I guess that is more along the lines of what I have seen in earth sciences (bare earth classification).
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Re: Point cloud classification
Maybe training Qcanupo in cloudcompare?
There is a thread dedicated to the pluginn
I think it's all new...
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There is a thread dedicated to the pluginn
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Re: Point cloud classification
Very interesting. Just need one that works in buildings!max72 wrote:Maybe training Qcanupo in cloudcompare?
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Re: Point cloud classification
HQ_QC wrote:Hi Thad,
The new release of Trimble realworks have something done for classification. Just have a look to that:
http://www.laserscanningforum.com/forum ... ion#p48751
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Danis
this is brilliant!