semi autimated extraction of 3d buildings for the city of boulder … · 2015. 8. 17. · terrascan...
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“Sanborn” and “Sanborn Map” are Trademarks owned by The Sanborn Library, LLC and used under license by The Sanborn Map Company, Inc.
Semi-Automated Extraction of 3D
Buildings for the City of Boulder
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• Company Overview
• LiDAR
‒ Collection
‒ Accuracy
‒ Classification
‒ Point Density
• City of Boulder Case Study
‒ Workflow
‒ Samples
• Summary
Overview
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Sanborn Office Headquarters
On-Site Locations
Sacramento, CA
Colorado Springs, CO Charlotte, NC
Pelham, NY
Ft. Collins, CO
170 Employees
Four Offices Nationwide
Sanborn Office Locations
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Full suite of capabilities
Sanborn Overview
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• Started utilizing LiDAR in the late 1998
• Developed first commercial product for hydro flattening in 2004
• Sanborn has completed over 200,000 square miles of mapping within
the State of California over the past five years
• Have completed multiple LiDAR projects within difficult terrain
LiDAR at Sanborn
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We have great customers!
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National Research Council of the National Academies
• “LiDAR produces very-high-resolution three-dimensional point clouds in a
wide variety of land cover types at accuracies equivalent to or better than
photogrammetry…”
• “LiDAR can be acquired day or night, in cloudy conditions, leaf on or leaf
off and no sun angle limitation…”
• “LiDAR is able to penetrate to the bare earth in vegetated area better than
either IFSAR or photogrammetry…”
• “LiDAR data processing and feature extraction can be incorporated
seamlessly into the production environment designed for
photogrammetry…”
LiDAR Accuracy
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USGS 30 Meter DEM vs. LiDAR DEM
LiDAR Accuracy
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• ASPRS Standard LiDAR Point Classes
• Tolerance for Misclassification
• QL-0 and QL-1: 0.5%
• QL-2: 1%
• QL-3: 2%
Classification Levels
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Classification Levels
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All Points
Point Cloud Classification Examples
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Ground
Point Cloud Classification Examples
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Ground and Vegetation
Point Cloud Classification Examples
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Ground and Buildings
Point Cloud Classification Examples
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• Background:
– City of Boulder had collected LiDAR in 2014
– Data had been classified manually
• Goal:
To estimate the accurate solar potential for buildings’ rooftops in a
cost-effective manner
Case Study: Solar Potential Estimation for the City of Boulder
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• Software: TerraScan
• Process:
1. Auto-filter the LiDAR point cloud in the ground, building and
vegetation classes.
2. Macros are used to auto-filter the data.
3. The auto-filter macro steps have to be modified depending on the
land-cover and type of terrain.
Automated Building Extraction Workflow
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Automated 2D Building Footprint Extraction
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• Software: LP360 for ArcGIS
• Process:
1. Ingest the data in LP360 for ArcGIS software.
2. Use the points in the building class to derive the 2D building
polygons.
3. The settings to derive the vectors have to be modified depending
on the land-cover and type of terrain.
Automated Building Extraction Workflow
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From LP-360
Automated 2D Building Footprint Extraction
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Automated 2D Building Extraction
From LP-360
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• Software: TerraScan
• Process:
1. Import the data into TerraScan and use the 2D footprints to
create bounding boxes for extracting 3D wireframes
2. Export as dae files
Automated Building Extraction Workflow
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Automated 3D Building Wireframe Extraction
From TerraScan
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Automated 3D Building Wireframe Extraction
From TerraScan
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• Software: FME
• Process:
– The exported dae files from the previous step are converted to
geodatabase (or other formats) using FME
Automated Building Extraction Workflow
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• Software: ESRI CityEngine/ArcScene
• Process:
– The extracted wire-frames are imported into ESRI CityEngine or
ArcScene for further consumption
– Over 40,000 buildings extracted
– Success rates above 90%
Automated Building Extraction Workflow
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Automated 3D Building Wireframe Extraction
Visualized in ArcScene Visualized in ESRI CityEngine
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Step 1
• Auto-filter the LiDAR point cloud in the ground, building and vegetation classes. TerraScan macros are used to auto-filter the data.
• The auto-filter macro steps have to be modified depending on the land-cover and type of terrain.
Step 2
• Ingest the data in LP-360 for ArcGIS software. Use the points in the building class to derive the 2D building polygons.
• The settings to derive the vectors have to be modified depending on the land-cover and type of terrain.
Step 3
• Import the data into TerraScan and use the 2D footprints to create bounding boxes for extracting 3D wireframes
• The exported dae files are converted to geodatabase (or other formats) using FME
Automated Building Extraction Workflow: Review
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• Allows users to search for available datasets by geographic
boundaries or location search
• Users can filter the results by file formats, source agency, vintage, etc.
• Preview feature allows the users to visualize the dataset in the LiDAR
web viewer
LiDAR Data Dissemination: GeoData Cache
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• Washington DC OCTO
• Sanborn acquired and processed a wide range of high-resolution
imagery products simultaneously in 2015, including:
– 3-inch resolution orthoimagery
– 4-inch resolution oblique imagery
– LiDAR data
• Up to 150 points/sq m (ppm)
High Density Collection
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High Density Collection
Washington National Cathedral
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Lincoln Memorial
High Density LiDAR Collection
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Thomas Park
High Density LiDAR Collection
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The Washington Monument
High Density LiDAR Collection
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High Density LiDAR Collection
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100 ppm 20 ppm 4 ppm
LiDAR Point Density
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Sanborn
Indoor Mapping Solution (SPIN)
http://www.sanborn.com/services/SPIN-Indoor-Mapping
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• Classified LiDAR can be used for automated extraction of 3D
wireframes, expediting an otherwise time-consuming stereo
compilation process
• The automated workflow is easy to use, scalable and can achieve
success rates above 90% with dense, accurate LiDAR point clouds.
• The workflow is designed to minimize manual editing and represents
considerable improvements in productivity and cost savings.
• High density LiDAR collection can offer new opportunities for
automated 3D building creation, not possible earlier.
• Watch this space!
Summary
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Sanborn Mobile Mapping
Questions?