CAMPINO skeletons
CAMPINO
CAMPINO is a skeletonization method, especially designed for skeletonizing
natural trees. Below we give links to four 3D examples. All examples
show a skeleton of an apple tree of about 2 meter high, as represented by a point cloud of
7 219 points. The point cloud was obtained by the IMAGER 5003 terrestrial
laser scanner of Zoller + Fröhlich.
The first skeleton was derived manually, the other three were automatically derived
by the CAMPINO method at the indicated resolution. Except for the skeletons, in dark green,
the original point cloud is shown as well. The point cloud points are colored
with respect to their distance in cm to the skeleton.
Skeleton examples
LiveGraphics3D
LiveGraphics3D is a java applet to display and rotate 3D graphics
produced by Mathematica in HTML pages. For navigation
options and further information please consult the
LiveGraphics3D Homepage
Reference
CAMPINO - A skeletonization method for point cloud processing
A. Bucksch and R. Lindenbergh
ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing,
Vol.63, No.1, pp. 115-127, 2008
doi:10.1016/j.isprsjprs.2007.10.004