Research on Triangulation Reconstruction from Section Data

Ge Jun Zhu; Chang Sheng Ma; Feng Xie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.29-32.1199

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Research on Triangulation Reconstruction from Section Data

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Section data is a common reconstruction data source in reverse engineering. By adopting methods of adding subdivision segments between the adjacent contour segments, the generation of triangular surface can be achieved. Besides, based on the traditional algorithms, the "slow subdivision" and "dislocation amendment" and other strategies can be combined, and the accuracy of the output data has been increased dramatically by using the improved algorithm.

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Ge Jun Zhu, Chang Sheng Ma, Feng Xie

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Reverse Engineering (RE), Section Data, Triangulation

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