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Point cloud fly-through animation
10.01.2015 Quarries and Open Mines

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Photogrammetric procedures enable us to obtain a high-density point cloud that can exceed 100 points/m2 in areas where the texture of the surface is well defined. In addition to spatial coordinates (x, y, z), each point contains the information on its colour as seen in nature. Each point in the cloud has uniquely defined coordinates, therefore it is possible to set an arbitrary visual angle of the situation covered. Moreover, for a clear picture of the point cloud we create a cloud point fly -through animation which represents the virtual camera trajectory in the 3D point cloud.

View the point cloud fly-through animation of the Sadinja vas, Ljubljana quarry:

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