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This week, we focused on tuning building projections in height, generating KML/KMZ files from Google Earth for GPS locations of various structures, and innovating through the fusion of building projection and super-pixilation techniques. Initial results included binary mapping and application of belief propagation for data fusion. We also established a grid of points overlaid on maps, segmented street labels, and defined confidence scores for labelled buildings based on color consistency. Several completed tasks include height tuning and addressing accuracy using Google Maps API.
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REU Week v Malcolm Collin-Sibley Mentor: ShervinArdeshir
Goals from last week • Tuning building projections in terms of height. • Generating KML/KMZ files from google earth containing GPS locations of different buildings/roads • Fusion between building projection and super-pixilation • First with binary mapping • Initial fusion results (Belief Propagation) • Run that fusion on the data set
Completed work • Height Tuning Pre Tuning Post Tuning
Completed work • Height Tuning Pre Tuning Post Tuning
Completed work • Fusion – Propagation
Completed Work • Fusion – Propagation, Post Height tuning
Completed Work • Fusion – Propagation, Post Height tuning
Completed work • Addresses url = http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/xml?latlng=38.9052,-77.0298&sensor=true
Completed work • Addresses
Completed work • Addresses
Completed work • Addresses
Completed work • Addresses
Completed work • Addresses
Completed work • Addresses
Current work • Street Projection
Current work • Street Projection
The next step • Creating a grid of points overlaid to the map • Extracting labels of the streets for each point in the grid • Identifying the segments belonging to the streets by projection points of the grid from top view • Defining a confidence score for each of the labelled buildings based on color consistency