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摘要
以结构光重建为主要目的,对近景摄影测量系统的几何精度进行了评价。该系统是基于一个现成的数码相机和一个图案投影仪。重建的数学模型是基于投影直线的参数方程和共线性方程。提出了一种系统标定的顺序方法。给出了实际数据的计算结果,并进行了讨论。使用原型机进行的真实数据实验表明,考虑到物体距离相机1630mm的应用,高度测定精度为0.5 mm, XY平面精度为0.2 mm。
Accuracy assessment of a photogrammetric close-range reconstruction system
Geometric accuracy of a close-range photogrammetric system is assessed in this paper considering surface reconstruction with structured light as its main purpose. The system is based on an off-the-shelf digital camera and a pattern projector. The mathematical model for reconstruction is based on the parametric equation of the projected straight line combined with collinearity equations. A sequential approach for system calibration was developed and is presented. Results obtained from real data are also presented and discussed. Experiments with real data using a prototype have indicated 0.5 mm of accuracy in height determination and 0.2 mm in the XY plane considering an application where the object was 1630 mm distant from the camera.