A Fast Method for Implicit Surface Reconstruction based on RBF from 3D Scattered Points[J]. Optics and precision engineering, 2008, 16(2): 338-344.DOI:
we describe a fast method for arbitrary surface reconstruction from 3D scattered points based on RBF (radial basis functions) implicit surface model. According to the properties of 3D data from laser scanners
such as non-uniform
large scattered and topology unknown
we emphasize the importance of data simplification and surface geometry preserving. The crucial idea is based on the difference of nearest normal vectors and covariance matrix. We transform global implicit function into local RBF models by the partition of unity method with K-d tree data structure and the weight coefficients of local model are directly derived from solving a linear system. To smooth final surface model
these local shape functions are blended together in overlapping domains. Experiment results show that the proposed approach is not only easy
fast to implement in reconstruction from large scattered point