Classifier-free Extraction of Power Line Wires from Point Cloud Data

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Awrangjeb, Mohammad
Gao, Yongsheng
Lu, Guojun
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Murshed, M

Paul, M

Asikuzzaman, M

Pickering, M

Natu, A

RoblesKelly, A

You, S

Zheng, L

Rahman, A

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2018
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Canberra, AUSTRALIA

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This paper proposes a classifier-free method for extraction of power line wires from aerial point cloud data. It combines the advantages of both grid- and point-based processing of the input data. In addition to the non-ground point cloud data, the input to the proposed method includes the pylon locations, which are automatically extracted by a previous method. The proposed method first counts the number of wires in a span between the two successive pylons using two masks: vertical and horizontal. Then, the initial wire segments are obtained and refined iteratively. Finally, the initial segments are extended on both ends and each individual wire points are modelled as a 3D polynomial curve. Experimental results show both the object-based completeness and correctness are 97%, while the point-based completeness and correctness are 99% and 88%, respectively.

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2018 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DIGITAL IMAGE COMPUTING: TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS (DICTA)

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2018-Dec

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Artificial intelligence

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