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Recently, methods have been proposed to reconstruct a 2-manifold surface from a sparse cloud of points estimated from an image sequence. Once a 3D Delaunay triangulation is computed from the… Click to show full abstract
Recently, methods have been proposed to reconstruct a 2-manifold surface from a sparse cloud of points estimated from an image sequence. Once a 3D Delaunay triangulation is computed from the points, the surface is searched by growing a set of tetrahedra whose boundary is maintained 2-manifold. Shelling is a step that adds one tetrahedron at once to the growing set. This paper surveys properties that helps to understand the shelling performances: shelling provides most tetrahedra enclosed by the final surface, but it can “get stuck” or block in unexpected cases.
Journal Title: Journal of Mathematical Imaging and Vision
Year Published: 2017
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