Journal
PFG-JOURNAL OF PHOTOGRAMMETRY REMOTE SENSING AND GEOINFORMATION SCIENCE
Volume 85, Issue 1, Pages 3-15Publisher
SPRINGER INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING AG
DOI: 10.1007/s41064-016-0002-z
Keywords
Construction progress monitoring; BIM; Co-registration; photogrammetric point clouds
Funding
- German Research Foundation (DFG) [STI 545/6-1, BO 3575/4-1]
- Leitner GmbH & Co Bauunternehmung KG
- Kuehn Malvezzi Architects
- Baureferat H5, Landeshauptstadt Munchen, Baugesellschaft Mickan mbH & Co KG, h4a Architekten, Wenzel + Wenzel
- Stadtvermessungsamt Munchen
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Traditionally, progress monitoring of a construction site is carried out by multiple visual observations and manual records of the actual state. For automation of this procedure digital methods for comparison of the as-planned state and as-built state are proposed. This task can be performed by comparing a 4D Building Information Model (BIM) to actual acquired photogrammetric point clouds. A continuous monitoring requires a frequent acquisition and subsequent comparison of co-registered point clouds. We propose for this task a procedure consisting of three steps: (1) mounting photogrammetric ground control markers in the coordinate system of the construction site; (2) creating an image block using these control points only in this initial step; (3) registration of images from subsequent acquisitions based on 2D-features only. For evaluation, we have investigated two scenarios and two acquisitions techniques. Using a hand-held camera and an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle in total 14 acquisitions were recorded. In both scenarios the consecutive registration was successful and shows deviations of similar to 3-5 cm of planes derived from the point clouds in relation to planes of the BIM.
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