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Proceedings Article | 19 October 2023 Presentation + Paper

Large-scale LOD1 building extraction from a textured 3D mesh of a scene

Liuyun Duan, Michael Swaine, Sebastien Tripodi, Mohamed Cherif, Arno Gobbin, Nicolas Girard, Yuliya Tarabalka, Lionel Laurore

Proceedings Volume 12733, 127330E (2023) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2679998

KEYWORDS: RGB color model, Image segmentation, Satellites, Remote sensing, Machine learning, Semantics, Buildings

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We propose a novel deep learning approach which performs building semantic segmentation of large-scale textured 3D meshes, followed by a polygonal extraction of footprints and heights. Extracting accurate individual building structures poses a challenge due to the complexity and the variety of architecture and urban designs, where a single overhead image is not enough. Integrating elevation data from a 3D mesh allows to better distinguish individual buildings in three-dimensional space. Another advantage is to avoid occlusion issues in the case of oblique imagery, where tall buildings mask smaller buildings behind them in the case of non-nadir images (especially problematic in urban areas). The proposed method transforms the input data from a 3D textured mesh to a true orthorectified RGB image by rendering both the color information and the depth information from a virtual camera looking straight down. Depth information is then converted to a normalized DSM (nDSM) by subtracting the Copernicus GDEM v3 30-meter Digital Elevation Model (DEM). Viewing the 3D textured mesh as a four-band raster image (RGB + nDSM) allows us to use a very efficient fully convolutional neural network based on the U-net architecture for processing large-scale areas. The proposed method was evaluated on three urban areas in Brazil, America, and France. It allows a fourfold improvement in productivity for cartography of buildings in complex urban areas.

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