INDOOR3D

Indoor modelling gains increased attention in the last decade. Several factors contribute to this interest. First of all, the cities are getting larger as a concurrence much more people spend their time indoor. According to last investigations 75 % of the population lives in cities and about 87% of the time is indoors. The building environments are getting more complex. The progress of architecture and construction research and developments has made possible a huge non-regular building complexes to be built, such as museums, airports, stadiums and shopping malls. Management, security and guidance in such environments cannot be completed with traditional 2d methods. Therefore a lot of research has been dedicated to indoor modelling but in isolation and dedicated to specific applications... Indoor space differs from outdoor space in many aspects: spaces are smaller; there are many constraints as walls, doors, stairs, furniture. To be able to represent indoor spaces in a proper way many..

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