Virtual and Augmented Architecture (VAA’01): Proceedings of the International Symposium on Virtual and Augmented Architecture (VAA’01), Trinity College, Dublin, 21 -22 June 2001

285 Pages·2001·19.4 MB·English

by  Bob Fisher

Virtual andAugmented Architecture (VAA '01)
Springer-Verlag London Ltd.
Bob Fisher, Kenneth Dawson-Howe
and Carol O'Sullivan
Virtual and Augmented
Architecture (VAA'Ol )
Proceedings oftheInternational Symposium on Virtual
andAugmented Architecture (VAA'01), Trinity College,
Dublin,21 -22June2001
, Springer
Bob Fisher
Division of lnformatics, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh EHI 2QL, UK and
Department of Computer Science, Trinity College, Dublin 2, lreland
Kenneth Dawson-Howe
Carol O'Sullivan
Department of Computer Science, Trinity College, Dublin 2, lreland
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Virtual and augmented architecture (V AA '01) : proceedings
of the International Symposium on Virtual and Augmented
Architecture (V AA 'O 1), Trinity College, Dublin, 21-22 June 2001
l.Architecture design -Data processing -Congresses
I.Fisher, Bob II.Damon-Howe, K. III.O'Sullivan, Carol
IV.lnternation symposium on Virtual and Augmented
Architecture (VAA 'Ol) (2001 : Dublin)
721'.0285
ISBN 978-1-85233-456-7
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Preface
This bookfocusesonthe useofcomputer visionand graphicsinarchitecture.
It arose froma convergenceofseveralhot topics:
1. visualization of built environments for engineering, historical and other
purposes,
2. virtual reconstruction ofarchitecture from visual data ofexisting struc
tures, whether via photogrammetric or range sensingtechniques,and
3. augmentation ofvideodataofarchitecture with usefulinformation.
The focushereisonarchitectureand howto present it,enhanceit's abilities,
make it easierto understand and makeit accessibleto a larger public.
Collectiveinterest in this topic led to the International Symposium on
Virtual and Augmented Architecture, whose papers are contained in this
book. As editors, wewerevery pleased about howwellthe different papers
chosengavea nicefocusto the topicand conference.Itisclearthat there are
many differentresearch approaches still active inthis area - this makesit an
exciting time. Wehope that this bookcapturesthatexcitement and succeeds
in bringing it to you.
Wewouldliketo thank the ED CAMERA network (ERB FMRX-CT97
0127)and the MarieCurieFellowshipprogramme (HPMF-CT-1999-0070)for
support, andespeciallythe Computer ScienceDepartmentat Trinity College
Dublin for hosting the conference. Support for the conference also comes
from UniversityofEdinburgh and the Eurographics Association.The editors
appreciate the efforts of the programme committee in getting the reviews
done in a short time. Mairin Murray deservesthanks forall ofthe help with
the organization ofthe conference.And many thanks to Rebecca Mowat at
Springer-VerlagUKfor all the help with these proceedings!
Dublin, Ireland, Bob Fisher
April 2001 Kenneth Dawson-Howe
Carol 0'Sullivan
Program Committee
Peter Allen Columbia University
Ronald Azuma HRL Laboratories
Kostas Daniliidis University ofPennsylvania
Kenneth Dawson-HoweTrinity CollegeDublin
MichelDevy LAAS-CNRS
Sabry El-Hakim Canadian National Research Centre
Steve Feiner Columbia University
Robert Fisher (Chair) Edinburgh University and Trinity College
Andrew Fitzgibbon Oxford University
Joao Goncalves EC Joint Research Centre
Luc van Gool Catholic University ofLeuven
VaclavHlavac CzechTechnical University, Prague
David Hogg Leeds University
John Illingworth Surrey University
Olli Jokinen HelsinkiUniversity ofTechnology
Gudrun Klinker TechnischeUniversitt Mnchen
Denis Laurendeau LavalUniversity
Roy Middleton Edinburgh University
Nassir Navab SiemensCorporate Research
Carol O'Sullivan Trinity CollegeDublin
Mark Pollefeys Catholic University ofLeuven
Vitor Sequeira EC Joint Research Centre
Gilles Simon LORIA - University ofNancy 1
Andrew Zisserman Oxford University
ListofColorPlates
1. VirtualmodelsfromVideoandVice-Versa
MarcPollefeys
2. ReconstructingandAugmentingArchitecturewithImage-Based Modeling,
Rendering,andLighting
PaulDebevec
3. Combining intensityandrangeimagesfor3Darchitecturalmodelling
PauloDias, VitorSequeira,JoaoG.M.Goncalves, Francisco Vaz
4. Reconstructing AncientEgyptianTombs
HanyFarid
5. UnderConstruction-InteractiveProjectPresentationofaHorticultural
Exhibition
GiinterPomaska
6. Mapsandvirtualworlds:doeshistoryrepeatitself?
AriNissinen, TarjaKytonen, JussiKukkonen, JariMyllarinen,Mikko
Voipio
7. AugmentingReality withProjectedInteractiveDisplays
ClaudioPinhanez
8. ExViz:AVirtualExhibitionDesignEnvironment
GerhardEckel
9. VisiononConservation:Virterf
KrisNuyts, Jean-PierreKruth, BerrtLauwers,HermanNeuckermans, Marc
Pollefeys, LiQiongyan,JorisSchouteden, PierreSmars,KoenVanBalen,
LucVanGool,MaartenVergauwen
10. A3Dmodelofanurbanpart:theOstiense-MarconiareainRome
Marco Canciani
11. Thevirtualmuseum:virtualisationofrealhistoricalenvironmentsand
artifactsandthree-dimensionalshape-basedsearching
EricPaquet, SabryEl-Hakirn, AngeloBeraldin, ShawnPeters
12. Realistic low-latencymobileARrendering
W.Pasman, S.Persa, F.W.Jansen
13. Quasi-DenseMotionStereofor3DViewMorphing
DavidJelinek, CamilloJ.Taylor
Contents
ReconstructingandAugmentingArchitecturewithImage-Based
Modeling,Rendering,andLighting 1
Paul Debevec
VirtualModelsfromVideoandVice-Versa 11
Marc Pollefeys, Maarten Vergauwen,Frank Verbiest,Kurt Camelis,
Jan Tops, Luc VanGoal
ReconstructingAncientEgyptianTombs 23
Hany Farid
3DSceneManipulationwithConstraints 35
GrahamSmith, Tim Salzman, Wolfgang Stuerzlinger
MapsandVirtualWorlds:DoesHistoryRepeatItself? 47
AriS.Nissinen, Tarja Kytiinen,JussiKukkonen, Jari Mylliirinen,
Mikko Yoipio
EfficientContourExtractioninRangeImageSegmentationfor
BuildingModelling 57
AngelD.Sappa, Michel Devy
ProjectiveICPandStabilizingArchitecturalAugmentedReality
Overlays 69
RabenFisher
RealisticLow-LatencyMobileARRendering 81
W.Pasman,S.Persa,F.W.Jansen
AugmentingRealitywithProjectedInteractiveDisplays 93
Claudia Pinhanez
A3DModelofanUrbanPart:theOstiense-MarconiAreainRome ........ 101
Marco Canciani
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ADual ApproachforCreating VeryLarge Virtual Models 107
Jussi Kukkonen, JariMylliirinen,Ari Nissinen, Mikko Voipio
Three-DimensionalVirtual Reconstructionofbuildings:
Techniquesand Applications 113
HartmutMueller
DiversifiedVisualisationfrom WWW toVR 119
Michael Miinchhofen, Inga Scheler,KaiHergenriither,HansHagen
Vision onConservation: Virterf 125
Kris Nuyts, Jean-Pierre Kruth, Bert Lauwers, Herman Neuckermans,
Marc Pollefeys,LiQiongyan, JorisSchouteden, Pierre Smars,
Koen VanBalen,Luc VanGool,Maarten Vergauwen
UnderConstruction-InteractiveProjectPresentationofa
HorticulturalExhibition 133
GunterPomaska
CombiningIntensityandRange Images for 3DArchitectural
Modelling 139
Paulo Dias, Vitor Sequeira,Joiio G. M. Goncalves, Francisco Vaz
Photo-TexturedRenderingofDevelopableSurfacesinArchitectural
Photogrammetry 147
George E.Karras, Elli Petsa,AmaliaDimarogona,
Stefanos Kouroupis
Image Rectificationfor ReconstructionofDestroyedBuildings
UsingSingleViews 159
Christian Briiuer-Burchardt, Klaus Voss
ExViz: AVirtual ExhibitionDesignEnvironment 171
GerhardEckel,Steffi Beckhaus
The Virtual Museum: VirtualisationofRealHistoricalEnvironments
andArtefactsandThree-DimensionalShape-Based Searching 183
Eric Paquet,Sabry El-Hakim,AngeloBeraldin,Shawn Peters
XI
ConstrainedStructureandMotionfromNViewsofaPiecewise
PlanarScene 195
AdrienBartoli,PeterSturm
AutomatedArchitecturalAcquisitionfromaCameraUndergoing
PlanarMotion 207
J.M.M.Montiel, A.Zisserman
Quasi-DenseMotionStereofor3DViewMorphing 219
DavidJelinek,CamilloJ.Taylor
3DReconstructionofBuildingsfromanUncalibratedImage
Sequence- ASceneBasedStrategy .......................................................... 231
YongLiu,Hung-TatTsui,AndersHeyden
AHybridImageandModelBasedApproachtoPhotorealistic
BuildingReconstruction 243
MikePartington,ChristopherJaynes
Archetype:TowardstheIntegrationofPhotogrammetric and
LaserRangeDataforArchitecturalReconstruction 255
MarkW.Wright,GordonC.Watson,RoyL.Middleton