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Projective Surface Matching of Colored 3D Scans
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada June 13-June 16
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Kari Pulli, Nokia Research Center and Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tom Duchamp, University of Washington
Werner Stuetzle, University of Washington
We present a new method for registering multiple 3D scans of a colored object. Each scan is regarded as a color and range image of the object recorded by a pinhole camera. Consider a pair of cameras that see overlapping parts of the objects. For correct camera poses, the actual image of the overlap area in one camera matches the rendition of the overlap area as seen by the other camera. We define a mismatch score summarizing discrepancies in color, range, and silhouette between pairs of images, and we present an algorithm to efficiently minimize this mismatch score over camera poses.
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Kari Pulli, Simo Piiroinen, Tom Duchamp, Werner Stuetzle, "Projective Surface Matching of Colored 3D Scans," 3dim, pp.531-538, Fifth International Conference on 3-D Digital Imaging and Modeling (3DIM'05), 2005
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