3D object modeling using AUSTRALIS and RHINOCEROS software

Most of engineering applications require accurate object measurement using three-dimensional (3D) computer models in order to understand the engineering design of devices and systems. Several measurement techniques are available, such as conventional (using micrometer or tape), geodetic (with total...

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Main Authors: Hashim, K. A., Setan, Halim, Ahmad, Anuar, Maarof, Ismail
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Published: 2005
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Online Access:http://eprints.utm.my/1328/
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author Hashim, K. A.
Setan, Halim
Ahmad, Anuar
Maarof, Ismail
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Setan, Halim
Ahmad, Anuar
Maarof, Ismail
author_sort Hashim, K. A.
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description Most of engineering applications require accurate object measurement using three-dimensional (3D) computer models in order to understand the engineering design of devices and systems. Several measurement techniques are available, such as conventional (using micrometer or tape), geodetic (with total station) and Photogrammetry (especially Digital Close Range Photogrammetry or DCRP). This research focuses on DCRP, which involves object measurement from images taken using digital camera and process by photogrammetric software. This paper demonstrates 3D coordinate measurement performed on the boat model (photographed by Kodak DC290 Digital Camera) using AUSTRALIS Ver.6.0 Photogrammetric software. Based on the 3D coordinates (generated from AUSTRALIS), 3D model is constructed with RHINOCEROS Ver.2.0 (a 3D modeling software).
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spelling utm-13282017-08-28T03:30:31Z http://eprints.utm.my/1328/ 3D object modeling using AUSTRALIS and RHINOCEROS software Hashim, K. A. Setan, Halim Ahmad, Anuar Maarof, Ismail TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Most of engineering applications require accurate object measurement using three-dimensional (3D) computer models in order to understand the engineering design of devices and systems. Several measurement techniques are available, such as conventional (using micrometer or tape), geodetic (with total station) and Photogrammetry (especially Digital Close Range Photogrammetry or DCRP). This research focuses on DCRP, which involves object measurement from images taken using digital camera and process by photogrammetric software. This paper demonstrates 3D coordinate measurement performed on the boat model (photographed by Kodak DC290 Digital Camera) using AUSTRALIS Ver.6.0 Photogrammetric software. Based on the 3D coordinates (generated from AUSTRALIS), 3D model is constructed with RHINOCEROS Ver.2.0 (a 3D modeling software). 2005-09 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Hashim, K. A. and Setan, Halim and Ahmad, Anuar and Maarof, Ismail (2005) 3D object modeling using AUSTRALIS and RHINOCEROS software. In: International Symposium & Exhibition on Geoinformation 2005 Geospatial Solutions for Managing the Borderless World,, 27 - 29 September 2005, Pulau Pinang. http://www.civil.eng.usm.my/isg2005/home.shtml
spellingShingle TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Hashim, K. A.
Setan, Halim
Ahmad, Anuar
Maarof, Ismail
3D object modeling using AUSTRALIS and RHINOCEROS software
title 3D object modeling using AUSTRALIS and RHINOCEROS software
title_full 3D object modeling using AUSTRALIS and RHINOCEROS software
title_fullStr 3D object modeling using AUSTRALIS and RHINOCEROS software
title_full_unstemmed 3D object modeling using AUSTRALIS and RHINOCEROS software
title_short 3D object modeling using AUSTRALIS and RHINOCEROS software
title_sort 3d object modeling using australis and rhinoceros software
topic TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
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