HPC Solutions for ALS Point Cloud Processing in Pathfinding and Powerline Detection and Characterization

This thesis addresses the processing of LiDAR point clouds using high-performance computing techniques. By employing efficient data structures and the shared-memory parallelization paradigm, two methods have been implemented for point cloud analysis. First, a path planning algorithm is used to find...

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Autor: Yermo, Miguel
Tipo de documento: Tese de doutorado
Data de publicação:2024
País:España
Recursos:Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (USC)
Repositório:Minerva. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela
Idioma:Inglês
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Acesso em linha:http://hdl.handle.net/10347/34947
Nível de acesso:Acesso aberto
Palavra-chave:330406 Arquitectura de ordenadores
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description This thesis addresses the processing of LiDAR point clouds using high-performance computing techniques. By employing efficient data structures and the shared-memory parallelization paradigm, two methods have been implemented for point cloud analysis. First, a path planning algorithm is used to find the route between any two points within an airborne LiDAR point cloud, considering terrain features such as trafficability, slope, roughness, presence of vegetation, and roads. It is guaranteed that the found route is optimal in terms of cost. Second, the problem of detecting and characterizing powerlines in general-purpose airborne LiDAR point clouds has been tackled. The method can detect multiple powerlines in a given scene with a precision of 97.2%, and it can model the conductors with a mean error of 0.14 meters.
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spelling HPC Solutions for ALS Point Cloud Processing in Pathfinding and Powerline Detection and Characterization Yermo, Miguel 330406 Arquitectura de ordenadores This thesis addresses the processing of LiDAR point clouds using high-performance computing techniques. By employing efficient data structures and the shared-memory parallelization paradigm, two methods have been implemented for point cloud analysis. First, a path planning algorithm is used to find the route between any two points within an airborne LiDAR point cloud, considering terrain features such as trafficability, slope, roughness, presence of vegetation, and roads. It is guaranteed that the found route is optimal in terms of cost. Second, the problem of detecting and characterizing powerlines in general-purpose airborne LiDAR point clouds has been tackled. The method can detect multiple powerlines in a given scene with a precision of 97.2%, and it can model the conductors with a mean error of 0.14 meters. http://hdl.handle.net/10347/34947
spellingShingle HPC Solutions for ALS Point Cloud Processing in Pathfinding and Powerline Detection and Characterization
Yermo, Miguel
330406 Arquitectura de ordenadores
title HPC Solutions for ALS Point Cloud Processing in Pathfinding and Powerline Detection and Characterization
title_full HPC Solutions for ALS Point Cloud Processing in Pathfinding and Powerline Detection and Characterization
title_fullStr HPC Solutions for ALS Point Cloud Processing in Pathfinding and Powerline Detection and Characterization
title_full_unstemmed HPC Solutions for ALS Point Cloud Processing in Pathfinding and Powerline Detection and Characterization
title_short HPC Solutions for ALS Point Cloud Processing in Pathfinding and Powerline Detection and Characterization
title_sort HPC Solutions for ALS Point Cloud Processing in Pathfinding and Powerline Detection and Characterization
topic 330406 Arquitectura de ordenadores
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url http://hdl.handle.net/10347/34947