Submission name:
              Lim et al.
              Short description of the method:
              A method to model architectural   components in large-scale indoor spaces from point cloud measurements.   The method enables the modeling of curved surfaces, cylindrical pillars,   and slanted surfaces. It operates by constructing the architectural   points from the raw point cloud after removing non-architectural   (objects) points and filling in the holes caused by their exclusion.   Then, the architectural points are represented using a set of piece-wise   planar segments. Finally, the adjacency graph of the planar segments is   constructed to verify the fact that every planar segment is closed.   This ensures a watertight mesh model generation.
              Reference:
              Lim, G., Oh, Y., Kim, D., Jun, C., Kang,   J., and Doh, N., 2020. Modeling of Architectural Components for   Large-Scale Indoor Spaces From Point Cloud Measurements. IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 5(3), 3830-3837.
              URL:
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              Submission date:
              23 Jun. 2020
              Last update:
              23 Jun. 2020
              
				
				