Preparing some posters and other graphic materials to expose in
AR&PA
2014
(to be held in two weeks)
Studying the interesting solution for colume cost computation using
octrees from @Steinbr2014 titled "Volumetric 3D Mapping in Real-Time
on a CPU"
2nd week
My third (and last) class of OpenCV with Python. Unfortunatley,
there is no time to explain segmentation examples which are not
necessary to complete the practice.
Writing the formal statement of the OpenCV practices for the
students
Assisting to AR&PA 2014. I meet very interesting works in the fields
of mobile mapping (based on LIDAR devices and spherical panoramas)
and real time rendering of previously reconstructed scenes using
multiples views. The reference product in the segment of
photogrammetry is Agisoft PhotoScan
3rd week
Augmenting the framework to include scene updating and maintenance
in separate threads. The same idea has been used previously in the
PTAM implementation
Compiling and testing the Open Source alternative to PhotoScan,
called MicMac, a project from
the IGN Francaise. It is a good alternative but it is not good as
PhotoScan, specially in regard to the image calibration step.
4rd week
Collaborating with my lab partners in writing and reviewing the
extended abstract for 3D ARCH 2015 titled: "AUGMENTED REALITY TO
PRESERVE HIDDEN VESTIGES IN HISTORICAL CITIES. A CASE STUDY"
Installing and setting a ShareLatex
environment to allow collaborative editing in our own server
following the ISPRS guidelines for authors.