Vision metrology and three dimensional visualization in structural testing and monitoring

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This paper describes initial work carried out to advance the use of vision metrology and three dimensional visualization techniques in structural testing and monitoring. A description is given of a methodology for semi-automatically generating dynamic three dimensional computer graphics models, which is employed to provide a three dimensional spatial framework for conventional engineering instrumentation. The use of techniques developed for two structural measurement applications is explained and opportunities for current and future research are reported.

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Woodhouse, N. G., Robson, S., & Eyre, J. R. (1999). Vision metrology and three dimensional visualization in structural testing and monitoring. Photogrammetric Record, 16(94), 625–641. https://doi.org/10.1111/0031-868X.00143

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