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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Wide-area Motion Imagery"”.
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3D city scale reconstruction using wide area motion imagery
… sensing to medical imaging and multimedia. Wide Area Motion Imagery is a field that has gained traction over the recent years. It consists in using an airborne large field of view sensor to cover a typically over a square kilometer area for each captured image. This is particularly valuable …
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Accurate, fast, and robust 3D city-scale reconstruction using wide area motion imagery
… scientific problem and core technology of a wide variety of fields, such as Computer Aided Geometric Design (CAGD), computer graphics, computer animation, computer vision, medical imaging, computational science, virtual reality, digital media, etc. However, though MVS problems have been …
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Out-of-core image techniques with extensions for WAMI
… and digital histopathology, barriers remain to wider adoption. This work improves on existing methods with a view-centric threading architecture to improve data throughput by loosely coupling cooperating threads while reducing locking contention, and a constant-time O(1) spatially clustering …
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A Study on Use of Wide-Area Persistent Video Data for Modeling Traffic Characteristics
… of vehicle trajectory data obtained from Wide Area Motion Imagery for modeling and analyzing traffic characteristics. The data in question is collected by PV Labs and also known as persistent wide-area video. This video, in combination with PVLab's integrated Tactical Content Management …
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Development of A Trajectory Population Data and its Application in CAV Research
… used large-scale vehicle trajectory data from Wide Area Motion Imagery (WAMI) developed by PVLabs for modeling and analyzing traffic characteristics as a surrogate of CAV-collected trajectories. This timestamped location data capture provides trajectory information at an interval of one second. …