3DCentripetalNet: Building height retrieval from monocular remote sensing imagery [PDF]
International Journal of Applied Earth Observations and Geoinformation, 2023 Three-dimensional (3D) building structures are vital to understanding urban dynamics. Monocular remote sensing imagery is a cost-effective data source for large-scale building height retrieval when compared to LiDAR data and multi-view imagery.
Qingyu Li +6 more
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Effects of Building Height on the Sound Transmission in Cross-Laminated Timber Buildings—Vibration Reduction Index [PDF]
Buildings, 2023 High-rise wooden buildings are increasing in popularity, and they typically include cross-laminated timber in the structure. Taller buildings result in higher loads on the junctions lower down in the building, which are suggested in the literature to ...
Erik Nilsson +3 more
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UPDATING BUILDING MAPS BASED ON OBJECT EXTRACTION AND BUILDING HEIGHT ESTIMATION [PDF]
The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, 2012 This study presents a novel approach in building change detection for map updating in urban areas. Our approach is based on the integration of building object extraction and building height estimation utilizing existing 2D building maps and newly ...
L. Zhu, H. Shimamura, K. Tachibana
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Structure-aware deep learning network for building height estimation [PDF]
International Journal of Applied Earth Observations and GeoinformationAccurate building height information is essential for urban management and planning. However, most existing methods rely on general segmentation networks for building height estimation, often ignoring the structural characteristics of buildings.
Yuehong Chen +6 more
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Automatic building height estimation with shadow correction over heterogeneous compact cities using stereo Gaofen-7 data at sub-meter resolution [PDF]
, 2023 Fine-grained building heights are indispensable in various aspects of urban energy consumption, environment, and climate. The highly accurate and refined building height product is expected to be produced by high-resolution remote sensing images in this ...
Liu, Rui +5 more
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Utilizing Building Offset and Shadow to Retrieve Urban Building Heights with ICESat-2 Photons
Remote Sensing, 2023 Building height serves as an essential feature of urban morphology that provides valuable insights into human socio-cultural behaviors and their impact on the environment in an urban milieu.
Bin Wu, Hailan Huang, Yi Zhao
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Investigating the "CO2-premium" for Building Height [PDF]
, 2015 Increased building heights entail greater structural loads, requiring increased material use. On this basis, literature has described a premium for building height consisting of additional material quantity, embodied energy, and/or embodied carbon. This thesis examines a so-called CO2-premium ; that is increased material greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions ...
Ytrehus, Egil Karoliussen
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Building Height Prediction with Instance Segmentation
2023 14th International Conference on Electrical and Electronics Engineering (ELECO), 2023 Instance Segmentation, Satellite Images, Building Height ...
Furkan Burak Bagci +4 more
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Japan Architectural Review, 2022 The Local Climate Zone (LCZ) scheme is an urban classification system which classifies urban areas into discrete local climates by morphological and land cover characteristics, proposed based on urban heat island researches in 1970s to 2000s.
Erina Chiba +3 more
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Optimal floor height to estimate building height from the number of storeys considering building use in the Tokyo metropolitan region [PDF]
, 2023 Precise building height is indispensable for evaluating variability in building heights. Conventionally, building height is approximated as the product of the number of storeys and the floor height and is called the approximated building height. However,
Usui Hiroyuki
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