2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0040-1951(00)00242-0
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3D volumetric modelling of Cadomian terranes (Northern Brittany, France): an automatic method using Voronoı̈ diagrams

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“…The result consists in scalar functions (isopotential surfaces) describing the whole 3D space. Visualization of the isopotential surfaces coming from the interpolation is achieved by the Voronoï diagram method applied to geological objects (Courrioux et al, 2001;Boissonnat and Nullans, 1996). This method transforms isopotential surfaces into discrete sites, which are used to partition 3D space in adjacent cells containing a unique site.…”
Section: Methodology Of 3d Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The result consists in scalar functions (isopotential surfaces) describing the whole 3D space. Visualization of the isopotential surfaces coming from the interpolation is achieved by the Voronoï diagram method applied to geological objects (Courrioux et al, 2001;Boissonnat and Nullans, 1996). This method transforms isopotential surfaces into discrete sites, which are used to partition 3D space in adjacent cells containing a unique site.…”
Section: Methodology Of 3d Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, VD offers a high potential to automatic natural object reconstruction which allows taking into account incomplete information on the objects as seen in the work of Courrioux et al (2001). For instance, VD offers a high potential to automatic natural object reconstruction which allows taking into account incomplete information on the objects as seen in the work of Courrioux et al (2001).…”
Section: Fig 2 Duality Between Two Structures Vd and Dtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As an extension of the 2D raster data structure in the 3D space, the voxel model divides the 3D space into nonoverlapping and interconnected geometric elements and uses the voxel information as the basic unit to establish the geological model. Different from the spatial shape simulation of geological structure modeling, in the 3D visualization of the internal geological structure stage, the various heterogeneous properties expressed by voxels have prominent engineering significance 21 24 . In addition, this data structure is more convenient for spatial querying, statistics and analysis; therefore, the realization of a 3D geological description using a volume model is attracting increasing interest from the earth science community.…”
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confidence: 99%