Photography based 3D modelling, reconstruction, laser scanning and photogrammetry

The following relate to model reconstruction using mainly photographic techniques, often referred to as photogrammetry, but also from other scanning technologies such as laser scanning.

Miscellaneous topics

Reconstructing knife/brush strokes on oil paintings

3D reconstruction to take an otherwise impossible photograph and another example from Hosier Ln, Melbourne

3D Reconstruction of a human body and earlier test model using a mannequin.

Extreme macro 3D reconstruction.

Removing shadows from 3D reconstructed models.

"Field rendering" of laser scan point clouds.

Laser scanning vs 3D reconstruction. A comparison and discussion of the relative merits between laser scanning and photogrammetry.

Projecting laser scan data for CAD tracing

Large scale reconstruction example

3D reconstruction: A study of the effect of resolution and colour

Guiding notes for photographing for 3D reconstruction

Reconstruction of medical samples in pathology: an experiment

Workflow for reconstruction using PhotoScan: Beginners guide

Accuracy and photographic reconstruction

Repeatability accuracy in 3D reconstruction

Workflow for comparing two photogrammetrically reconstructed meshes

PhotoScan to PovRay animation

Manual reconstruction from photography. Manually reconstructing heritage buildings from photographs. Examples from Um er Rasas (Amman, Jordan), Qasr Kharana (Amman, Jordan) and Tomb of Cyrus.

Representations of laser scan data

3D scanning - a Summary and 3D scanner notes (May 2015)

I can't smell mothballs. Because it is so hard to get their little legs apart. Steve Martin

Depth Maps

Creating 3D engravings by manually painting depthmaps.

Creating depth maps from 3D models using PovRay.

Depth map example from focus stacking

Depth map example derived from stereoscopic image pairs

Papers

Pilbara Rock art: laser scanning, photogrammetry and 3D photographic reconstruction as heritage management tools. Heritage Science. (Springer) 4 July 2017. DOI: 10.1186/s40494-017-0140-7

Automated 3D model reconstruction from photographs. Proceedings of VSMM 2014 International Conference. IEEE Xplore Conference Publications. DOI: 10.1109/VSMM.2014.7136644, pp 21-24.

Automatic 3D reconstruction: An exploration of the state of the art. GSTF Journal on Computing, October 2012, Volume 2, Number 3, pp 71-75, ISSN 2251-3043.

Workshops

3D reconstruction from photographs. EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland. March 2019.

3D model reconstruction from photographs. Sri Lanka, May 2017.

3D model reconstruction from photographs. Singapore, December 2016.

Automated 3D Model Reconstruction from Photographs. ECU, Western Australia. September 2014.

Automated 3D Model Reconstruction from Photographs. Digital Humanities Australasia 2014. UWA, Western Australia. March 2014.

Automated 3D model reconstruction from photographs. VSMM (20th International Conference on Virtual Systems & Multimedia), Hong Kong. December 2014.

Automated 3D Model Reconstruction from Photographs. CGAT - 6th Annual International Conference on Computer Games Multimedia & Allied Technology. April 2013 (Singapore).

Presentations

3D Reconstruction of Heritage Objects from Photographs. AESWA (The Ancient Egypt Society of Western Australia Inc). Perth, July 2014.

Automated 3D Reconstruction from Photographs. OzViz, UWA, December 2012.

Posters

Photography based 3D reconstruction for archaeology and heritage recordings. eResearch Australasia. Oct 2015.

Development of Digital Techniques for Open Pit Mapping, Coolgardie, Western Australia. SEG 2014: Building Exploration Capability for the 21st Century. Colorado, USA. September 2014.

Automatic reconstruction of 3D geometry from photographs. eResearch Australasia Conference 2012, Sydney, October 2012.

We must be clear that, when it comes to atoms, language can be used only as in poetry. Niels Bohr

Exhibitions

Capturing Perth. A selection of 3D model and other image captures from Perth city.

Contributions to Songlines Exhibition. National Museum of Australia, Canberra. September 2017.

Contents: Papers, Presentations, Workshops − Geometry, Surfaces, Curves, Polyhedra − Fractals, Chaos, Self similarity − Domes, Planetariums, Fisheye, Spherical Mirror − Stereographics, 3D Projection − Panorama, 360 Video − Photographic Reconstruction − Miscellaneous: Projection, Modelling, Rendering − Data Formats: 3D, Audio, Image − Texture Library − Fun, Puzzles, Travel (All pages in one place) Recent: Cultural Big Data: Nineteenth to Twenty-first Century Panoramic Visualization − Cortical Development in the Structural Model and Free Energy Minimization − Digitising the Murten Panorama. The story behind the highest resolution scan of an artwork − Capturing high resolution stereoscopic panorama images with a single camera − Removing tourists from photographs by averaging − Focus Peaking - An Algorithm − Vertical Panoramas − Symmetry in Chaos − Dome Projection and Calibration for Offaxis Fisheye Lenses − Tools for Spherical Mirror Projection Copyright: The contents of this web site are © Copyright Paul Bourke or a third party contributor where indicated. You may print or save an electronic copy of parts of this web site for personal use, permission must be sought for any other use.