Method and apparatus for evaluating sight distance
AssigneeRdv Systems Ltd.
InventorsNathan ELSBERG, Alex HAZANOV
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Abstract
A method of sight distance analysis comprising: acquiring a scene-graph representation comprising three dimensional entities; acquiring at least one three dimensional object representation within the scene graph environment; acquiring a target object representation; selecting at least one camera position; positioning the acquired target object representation in the scene graph representation at a distance from the selected at least one camera position; and determining a visibility factor for the positioned target object representation.
Claims20
A method of sight distance analysis comprising:
- acquiring a scene-graph representation comprising three dimensional entities;
- acquiring at least one three dimensional object representation within the environment of said scene graph;
- acquiring a target object representation;
- selecting at least one camera position;
- positioning said acquired target object representation in said scene graph representation at a distance from said selected at least one camera position;
- and
- determining a visibility factor for said positioned target object representation.
A computing system for sight distance analysis comprising a computer and a monitor in communication therewith, said computer being operative to:
- acquire a scene-graph representation comprising three dimensional entities;
- acquire at least one three dimensional object representation within said scene graph environment;
- acquire a target object representation;
- select at least one camera position;
- position said acquired target object representation in said scene graph representation at a distance from said selected at least one camera position;
- and
- determine a visibility factor for said positioned target object representation.
A method of sight distance analysis comprising:
- acquiring an infrastructure as a scene-graph comprising three dimensional entities;
- acquiring a nominal location for a moving observer in relation to a path on said infrastructure;
- acquiring a distance to a target, said target being maintained at said distance from said moving observer;
- calculating for a plurality of points along said path on said infrastructure a straight line between said moving observer and said target;
- defining a 2 dimensional polyline representation of a visual intrusion zone;
- and
- projecting said visual intrusion zone on a representation of said scene-graph.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.