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RFG-GS: renderability field guided high-fidelity reconstruction for 3D buildings
Yongwei MIAO , Lingtao CHEN , Jianfei GE , Zhenghui HU , Jiangjian XIAO
Front. Comput. Sci. ›› 2027, Vol. 21 ›› Issue (7) : 2107708
Reconstruction of large-scale 3D scenes using drone scanning is a significant research focus in computer graphics and 3D vision. To address limitations such as inadequate data coverage, low modeling accuracy, and insufficient rendering details during horizontal flight, we propose RFG-GS, a novel “structural scanning – fine reconstruction” framework based on 3D Gaussian Splatting (3D-GS). This approach guides drone scanning viewpoint planning and facilitates high-fidelity active 3D reconstruction of unknown complex building scenes, achieving full coverage through renderability fields. First, RGB images from initial drone oblique photography are used to extract color features of the underlying 3D buildings. After segmenting and clustering the structures, candidate viewpoints for a subsequent close-range scanning pass are generated at safe distances. A renderability field for this viewpoint set is then established, incorporating resolution, angular consistency, and geometric reliability metrics. Second, the renderability values of candidate viewpoints are computed to determine an optimal viewpoint set, which guides the secondary data collection. Finally, a KNN algorithm based on KD-Tree optimizes adaptive density control during gaussian sphere splitting, significantly improving splitting accuracy. Experimental results demonstrate that RFG-GS increases the structural similarity index (SSIM) of novel view synthesis images by approximately 3.0% compared with state-of-the-art (SOTA) methods. Our renderability-guided scheme provides an accurate, efficient, and robust solution for 3D building modeling.
drone scanning / active 3D reconstruction / renderability field / 3D Gaussian Splatting / adaptive density control / gaussian sphere splitting
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