3D reconstruction and contour measurement of building point cloud is the key to realize 3D digital city modeling. However, the sparse and non-uniform distribution of UAV-acquired building point clouds often leads to significant challenges for previous methods in achieving accurate 3D reconstruction and reliable contour measurement. In view of this, this paper proposes a 3D reconstruction and contour measurement method of building point cloud based on peak point density of main contour. Firstly, the UAV building point cloud is segmented and dfferent roofs are obtained. Secondly, the point density function model of contour line based on multi-factor function is constructed, and the main vectors are determined by vector clustering algorithm. Thirdly, the cut-off distance is determined based on density, and constraint parameters for determining principal points, and the principal vectors are established according to the cut-off distance and density. Finally, the principal contour fitting lines of the building were determined based on principal points and vectors. The building corner points were derived through an adjacent contour line intersection-merging strategy, thereby enabling 3D reconstruction and contour measurement of the building. Experimental results show that the proposed method has a good reconstruction effect on UAV building point cloud under different Gaussian noise. Moreover, the proposed method achieves a higher level of refinement compared to Polyfit and Chen’s methods, while also demonstrating competitive performance against the recent deep learning-based PolyGNN approach on orthogonal building structures, yet with significantly fewer faces and without requiring training data. Additionally,the proposed method can obtain high precision reconstruction and contour measurement results with fewer Faces. The source code will be available at: https://github.com/xijiangyue04/Reconstruction-of-UAV-PCD-based-DGM .
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