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Articles | Volume XXXVIII-4/W19
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XXXVIII-4-W19-227-2011
https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XXXVIII-4-W19-227-2011
07 Sep 2012
 | 07 Sep 2012

HYBRID AUTOMATIC BUILDING INTERPRETATION SYSTEM

K. Pakzad, A. Klink, A. Müterthies, G. Gröger, V. Stroh, and L. Plümer

Keywords: Building, 3D City Model, Roof, Solar, Automatic

Abstract. HABIS (Hybrid Automatic Building Interpretation System) is a system for an automatic reconstruction of building roofs used in virtual 3D building models. Unlike most of the commercially available systems, HABIS is able to work to a high degree automatically. The hybrid method uses different sources intending to exploit the advantages of the particular sources. 3D point clouds usually provide good height and surface data, whereas spatial high resolution aerial images provide important information for edges and detail information for roof objects like dormers or chimneys. The cadastral data provide important basis information about the building ground plans.
The approach used in HABIS works with a multi-stage-process, which starts with a coarse roof classification based on 3D point clouds. After that it continues with an image based verification of these predicted roofs. In a further step a final classification and adjustment of the roofs is done. In addition some roof objects like dormers and chimneys are also extracted based on aerial images and added to the models. In this paper the used methods are described and some results are presented.