ANALYZING THE ACCURACY OF 3D MODELS GENERATED USING PHOTOGRAMMETRY COMPARED TO TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING. CASE STUDY OF A WATER TREATMENT PLANT LAYOUT

Catalin GREC, Călin NEAMȚU, Radu COMES, Dan HURGOIU

Abstract


This paper aims to highlight the efficiency of photogrammetry generated 3D models used as mesh referenced intended for rapid factory planning within computer-aided design software. The case study has been applied to a water treatment plant that has been 3D scanned using a terrestrial laser scanner. The terrestrial laser scanning mesh has been used as a reference to compare the accuracy and mean deviation of the 3D model generated using photogrammetry. The proposed methodology has been validated through a case study that involved the redesign of a water reservoir and associated piping and fiting elements.

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