Sonar Digital Twin Layer via Multiattention Networks With Feature Transfer

Połap, Dawid; Jaszcz, Antoni

doi:10.1109/tgrs.2024.3408411

IEEE Trans. Geosci. Remote Sensing

2024

DOI: 10.1109/tgrs.2024.3408411

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Sonar Digital Twin Layer via Multiattention Networks With Feature Transfer

Dawid Połap,

Antoni Jaszcz

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Spatially referenced and geometrically accurate laser scanning is essential for the safety monitoring of an underground mine. However, the spatial inconsistency of point clouds collected by heterogeneous platforms presents challenges in achieving seamless fusion. In our study, the terrestrial and handheld laser scanning (TLS and HLS) point cloud registration method based on the coarse-to-fine strategy is proposed. Firstly, the point features (e.g., target spheres) are extracted from TLS and HLS point clouds to provide the coarse transform parameters. Then, the fine registration algorithm based on identical area extraction and improved 3D normal distribution transform (3D-NDT) is adopted, which achieves the datum unification of the TLS and HLS point cloud. Finally, the roughness is calculated to downsample the fusion point cloud. The proposed method has been successfully tested on two cases (simulated and real coal mine point cloud). Experimental results showed that the registration accuracy of the TLS and HLS point cloud is 4.3 cm for the simulated mine, which demonstrates the method can capture accurate and complete spatial information about underground mines.

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Sonar Digital Twin Layer via Multiattention Networks With Feature Transfer

Cited by 4 publications

References 22 publications

Parameter-efficient fine-tuning for single image snow removal

Parameter-efficient fine-tuning for single image snow removal

MARFPNet: Multiattention and Adaptive Reparameterized Feature Pyramid Network for Small Target Detection on Water Surfaces

Multi-Platform Point Cloud Registration Method Based on the Coarse-To-Fine Strategy for an Underground Mine

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