Manual/Automatic classification and segmentation

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Manual/Automatic classification and automatic segmentation for small photogrammetric datasets.

Goal: extracting rocks from the ambiant background (ground) and segment them so that you can export individual point clouds for further processing.

Methodology:

1. Manual classification with heightmap.
The easiest way to classify your data if you have a highly contrasted and flat dataset (which is almost never)
- Clone you PCL (pointcloud) to keep the original RGB information somewhere (if relevant)
- Compute the heightmap as RGB
- Convert the RGB values as Scalar Fields
- Pick the relevant classification values with the Scalar Field histogram
- Proceed with "select by values" to extract the relevant part of your data
- Start again if you need multiple classification parameters
- Clear the rgb colors from each extracted PCL and transfer the RGB values from the cloned PCL (if relevant again)

A more robust alternative
- It does not work with very small datasets (here around 4m²) so we have to scale up the PCL to trick the plugin into thinking it's a relatively big area
- Still, I recommend using the finest settings to get good results with this very example
- In the end, you get two PCL with extracted features

3. Automatic segmentation
- If your extracted features which are somehow isolated one from another, you can run the segmentation tool (Tools - Segmentation - Label Conncted Comp)
- You get in return a list of each feature as a separate PCL ranked in descending order of volume
- The point here was very specific because we need to export each feature separatly to run surface and volume analysis in another software.
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Merci pour la vidéo, mais peut on filtrer les points par équidistance et ensuite exporter le semi de points ?

gondoachille
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Thanks for the tutorial.

However, if I understood well what you are doing, at the beginning you are just trying to segment the cloud based on the points height, aren't you? If yes then it would be much more efficient to use the 'Edit > Scalar fields > Export coordinate(s) to SF' tool. This way you can directly export the Z coordinate as scalar field, without losing the RGB colors. Then you can apply the same interactive segmentation based on the 'Z' scalar field. Last but not least you don't need to do the final interpolation to retrieve the RGB colors.

danielgirardeau-montaut
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Super tuto, bon travail!
Peut-on filtrer les points par couleurs?

eddysavg
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Thank you for this wonderful video! Are you using windows? Because I would like to use the CSF plugin but it is integrated only in newest version of CC and I can only run the 2.6.3 version on my win10, do you have any suggestions?

stheavymetal
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Good morning, thanks for the effort, but it's too bad to give a tutorial without any explanation, you don't even mention the tool that you are using, :(

khitemamiri
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otrungthuc
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nếu có chữ ghi chú/ hướng dẫn thì tốt / If there are notes / instructions, fine

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