3D Site Modelling and Verification. Usage of 3D Laser Techniques for Verification of Plant Design for Nuclear Security Applications
It is important in Nuclear Security to detect changes made in a given installation or track the progression of the construction work in a new plant.
This chapter describes a system accepting multi-sensory, variable scale data as input. Scalability allows for different acquisition systems and algorithms according to the size of the objects/buildings/sites to be modeled. Semiautomated tools support the comparison between the acquired "as-built" and the approved design models. The chapter presents examples of the use in indoor and outdoor environments. It shows that it is possible at any time to redo a data acquisition from the same area without any assumptions of exact position, orientation or used scanner. Based on this new information it is possible to detect millimeter to decimeter changes in the scene.
SEQUEIRA Vitor;
BOSTROEM Gunnar;
GONCALVES Joao;
2007-08-22
Kluwer Academic Publishers
JRC36912
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC36912,
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