The authors present a complete procedure for the extraction and characterization of building structures starting from the three-dimensional (3D) terrain elevation data provided by interferometric SAR measurements. Each building is detected and isolated from the surroundings by means of a suitably modified machine vision approach, originally developed for range image segmentation. The procedure is based on a local approximation of the 3D data by means of best-fitting planes. In this way, a building footprint, height and position, as well as its description with a simple 3D model, are recovered by a self-consistent partitioning of the topographic surface reconstructed from interferometric radar data.
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