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Main Authors: Ding, Yuexiong, Yin, Mengtian, Wei, Ran, Brilakis, Ioannis, Liu, Muyang, Luo, Xiaowei
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.12404
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author Ding, Yuexiong
Yin, Mengtian
Wei, Ran
Brilakis, Ioannis
Liu, Muyang
Luo, Xiaowei
author_facet Ding, Yuexiong
Yin, Mengtian
Wei, Ran
Brilakis, Ioannis
Liu, Muyang
Luo, Xiaowei
contents Creating geometric digital twins (gDT) for as-built roads still faces many challenges, such as low automation level and accuracy, limited asset types and shapes, and reliance on engineering experience. A novel scan-to-building information modeling (scan-to-BIM) framework is proposed for automatic road gDT creation based on semantically labeled point cloud data (PCD), which considers six asset types: Road Surface, Road Side (Slope), Road Lane (Marking), Road Sign, Road Light, and Guardrail. The framework first segments the semantic PCD into spatially independent instances or parts, then extracts the sectional polygon contours as their representative geometric information, stored in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) files using a new data structure. Primitive gDTs are finally created from JSON files using corresponding conversion algorithms. The proposed method achieves an average distance error of 1.46 centimeters and a processing speed of 6.29 meters per second on six real-world road segments with a total length of 1,200 meters.
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spellingShingle Scan-to-BIM for As-built Roads: Automatic Road Digital Twinning from Semantically Labeled Point Cloud Data
Ding, Yuexiong
Yin, Mengtian
Wei, Ran
Brilakis, Ioannis
Liu, Muyang
Luo, Xiaowei
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Creating geometric digital twins (gDT) for as-built roads still faces many challenges, such as low automation level and accuracy, limited asset types and shapes, and reliance on engineering experience. A novel scan-to-building information modeling (scan-to-BIM) framework is proposed for automatic road gDT creation based on semantically labeled point cloud data (PCD), which considers six asset types: Road Surface, Road Side (Slope), Road Lane (Marking), Road Sign, Road Light, and Guardrail. The framework first segments the semantic PCD into spatially independent instances or parts, then extracts the sectional polygon contours as their representative geometric information, stored in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) files using a new data structure. Primitive gDTs are finally created from JSON files using corresponding conversion algorithms. The proposed method achieves an average distance error of 1.46 centimeters and a processing speed of 6.29 meters per second on six real-world road segments with a total length of 1,200 meters.
title Scan-to-BIM for As-built Roads: Automatic Road Digital Twinning from Semantically Labeled Point Cloud Data
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.12404