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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 20, 2026
Filed:
Dec. 16, 2022
Vantor Sweden Ab, Linköping, SE;
Ola Nygren, Linghem, SE;
Folke Isaksson, Linköping, SE;
VANTOR SWEDEN AB, Linköping, SE;
Abstract
The disclosure relates to a computer implemented method for determining 3D coordinates describing a scene, obtaining first, second and third images covering the scene captured from different viewpoints, said images being associated to a timing of capture, wherein the scene is formed in an overlapping geographical area of the first, second and third images. The method further comprises determining the 3D coordinates describing the scene, said determination comprising performing bundle-adjustments based on pair-wise measurements on the images to minimize a re-projection error of reconstructed 3D points in the overlapping geographical area, wherein time is used as a parameter in the determination of the 3D coordinates describing the scene, and wherein the re-projection error is minimized allowing at least a height to be locally time dependent in reconstruction of 3D points at least for a part of the overlapping geographical area.
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