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We present a linear approach to the 3D reconstruction problem from occluding contours using algebraic surfaces. The problem of noise and missing data in the occluding contours extracted from the images leads us to this approach. Our approach is based first on the intensive use of the duality property between 3D points and tangent planes, and second on the algebraic representation of 3D surfaces by implicit polynomials of degree 2 and higher.
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