3D reconstruction method of landscape garden scene based on internet of things wireless communication

Abstract Internet of Things (IoT) communication technology is widely used in industry. IoT LPWAN technology is used to build a binocular vision 3D reconstruction system for garden scenes to improve the problem of insufficient 3D image construction of garden scenes. By analyzing the imaging principle of binocular vision, the camera calibration method is optimized, and the binocular vision model is constructed. The feature processing and extraction of binocular vision are key to 3D scene construction, but traditional binocular vision systems have always faced difficulties in scene feature extraction, which affects the composition effect of the scene. Therefore, on the basis of the traditional SURF feature extraction algorithm, a SURF-B matching algorithm combining LDB feature description is proposed for extraction of image feature information. This performance experiment showed that in multi-view image feature matching, the feature matching errors of SIFT, SURF, and the proposed SURF-B algorithms were 125, 100, and 45, and the matching errors were 0.220, 0.115, and 0.036, respectively. At the same time, in the multi-algorithm matching accuracy test, the proposed SURF-B algorithm also had excellent matching accuracy and convergence performance. The research content has important reference significance for improving the composition effect of the garden scene and the layout effect of the garden landscape.

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Computational Urban Science
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2025-08-25
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s43762-025-00203-y
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E-commerce and Technology Innovations
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3D reconstruction method of landscape garden scene based on internet of things wireless communication

Danling Wang, Hui Chi
Computational Urban Science
E-commerce and Technology Innovations
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3D reconstruction method of landscape garden scene based on internet of things wireless communication

Danling Wang, Hui Chi
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Abstract Internet of Things (IoT) communication technology is widely used in industry. IoT LPWAN technology is used to build a binocular vision 3D reconstruction system for garden scenes to improve the problem of insufficient 3D image construction of garden scenes. By analyzing the imaging principle of binocular vision, the camera calibration method is optimized, and the binocular vision model is constructed. The feature processing and extraction of binocular vision are key to 3D scene construction, but traditional binocular vision systems have always faced difficulties in scene feature extraction, which affects the composition effect of the scene. Therefore, on the basis of the traditional SURF feature extraction algorithm, a SURF-B matching algorithm combining LDB feature description is proposed for extraction of image feature information. This performance experiment showed that in multi-view image feature matching, the feature matching errors of SIFT, SURF, and the proposed SURF-B algorithms were 125, 100, and 45, and the matching errors were 0.220, 0.115, and 0.036, respectively. At the same time, in the multi-algorithm matching accuracy test, the proposed SURF-B algorithm also had excellent matching accuracy and convergence performance. The research content has important reference significance for improving the composition effect of the garden scene and the layout effect of the garden landscape.

Computational Urban ScienceVol. 5(1)
Eastern Liaoning University (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 58%
E-commerce and Technology Innovations
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