| 研究生: |
邱彥叡 Chiu, Yen-Jui |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
地面雷射掃描快速擷取結構受大規模地震作用後之精確外觀與全域變形 A Fast Approach for Extracting Exterior Features of Frame Structures Under Severe Earthquake Attacks Using Terrestrial Laser Scanning |
| 指導教授: |
侯琮欽
Hou, Tsung-Chin |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
工學院 - 土木工程學系 Department of Civil Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2021 |
| 畢業學年度: | 109 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 135 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 光達 、雷射掃描 、點雲資料 、點雲模型建立 、邊界提取演算法 、資料分群 、結構物位移量測 、斷面尺寸監測 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | laser scanning, LiDAR, point cloud data, boundary extraction algorithm, clustering algorithm, structure displacement measurement, cross-sectional area |
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現行多數量測儀器僅能針對局部區域進行資料獲取,無論是接觸式量測還是非接觸式量測皆受儀器運作原理限制,較難以完整獲取全域資訊。相較之下,利用光達進行點雲資料蒐集,能克服此類限制而快速且完整獲取整體結構物外部幾何資訊。本研究針對利用點雲資料獲取結構物受地震影響前後之外觀幾何變化,建立出一套點雲數據演算流程,從原始點雲資料逐步進行座標轉換、座標系統對齊、邊界點雲提取、邊界點雲分群,最終依據分群結果進行最小二乘法擬合,推測結構體受地震影響後之整體外觀變化與局部構件變形量等資訊,並以國震中心台南實驗室之七層樓縮尺結構物振動台試驗進行實驗數據比對。
對於結構物變形量之觀測,資料座標系統的一致性對於量測結果影響甚大,本研究嘗試不設定遠端參考點,而改以待測物之局部特徵為一致性標準,為確保不同次掃描獲取之點雲資料有共同原點,本研究以迭代最近點演算法(iterative closest point, ICP)設定固定參考點進行座標系統對齊。為獲取待測物之邊界幾何資訊,本研究之邊界點雲分別採用主成分分析(principal component analysis, PCA)、手動過濾以及曲面交線等三種方式進行邊界幾何資訊提取,並比較三種演算法之差異;其中以資料點幾何特徵判定邊界之提取方式進行時因資料量龐大而出現演算時間過於冗長之情形,本研究為探討降低程式硬體需求及演算時間之方式,比較將原始資料進行切割後進行演算法處理對於演算時間及演算成果之影響,結果顯示將點雲資料先進行分割再計算能大幅降低演算處理時間且成果仍具完整性,顯示點雲資料雖具有耦合特徵,演算過程之解耦處理似乎不造成明顯影響。根據本研究之成果與拉線式位移計(string potentiometers, String Pots)以及動作捕捉系統(Motion Capture)於實驗中量測結果進行比較,顯示本研究所提出之點雲特徵演算流程在獲取結構物受地震作用後之幾何變化,於各不同方向之位移資料皆相當具有代表性,且能夠對整體結構物所有構件進行量測,而無須進行標的物黏貼或量測位置選定等事前作業,對於實務應用上更為有利。此外利用本研究之流程亦能針對結構物各構件之斷面積進行量測,並重建整體結構物在事件前後之外觀幾何,允許使用者或管理者在事件前後觀察整體結構外型,以及各構件不同位置之斷面尺寸變化,此為其他量測方法所無法準確獲取之幾何資訊。
Current most measuring instruments used in structures deformation determine can only acquire data for a local area. In this study, we present a procedure for measuring the displacement of the structure by analyzing the point cloud data. In this way, we can get the global information of the deformed structure efficiently. This procedure contains a set of algorithmic processes including coordinate conversion, coordinate system alignment, boundary point cloud extraction, and point cloud clustering. Iterative closet point (ICP) algorithm is used to ensure that the coordinate system of two sets of point cloud data scanned by the structure data before and after the earthquake excited is the same. In the point cloud boundary extraction step, three methods of principal component analysis (PCA) algorithm, manual filtering, and surface fitting to find the edge of intersection are used to compare the results. Besides, we try to segment the data of the PCA algorithm for effective analysis. The results show that segment the data can greatly reduce the calculation processing time and the results are still in high degree of integrity. By comparing the displacements of structural columns obtained from our procedure with the results measured from String Potentiometer and Motion Capture, we verified our procedure is representative. In addition, using our procedure can also measure the cross-sectional area of each component of the structure, which can’t be accurately obtained by other measurement methods.
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