Julius Knechtel

Julius Knechtel
University of Bonn | Uni Bonn · Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformation (IGG)

Master of Science

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This article presents an approach for the automatic semantic segmentation of floorplan images, predicting room boundaries (walls, doors, windows) and semantic labels of room types. A multi-task network was designed to represent and learn inherent dependencies by combining a Convolutional Neural Network to generate suitable features with a Graph Con...
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Immersive virtual reality (IVR) allows viewing abstract concepts and entities in a three dimensional (3D) visuospatial environment. In this paper, we innovatively introduced IVR technology into the verification of the as-built state of electric line networks in buildings. On the one hand, using a reasoning-based estimation of electric networks as a...
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Knowledge on the utilities hidden in the wall, e.g., electric lines or water pipes, is indispensable for work safety and valuable for planning. Since most of the existing building stock originates from the pre-digital era, no models as understood for Building Information Modeling (BIM) exist. To generate these models often labor-intensive procedure...
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Detecting and collecting public opinion via social media can provide near real‐time information to decision‐makers, which plays a vital role in urban disaster management and sustainable development. However, there has been little work focusing on identifying the perception and the sentiment polarity expressed by users during and after disasters, pa...
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This article addresses the augmentation of existing building models by a priori not observable structures such as electric installations. The aim is to unambiguously determine an electric network in an incremental manner with a minimum number of local measurements, e.g. using wire detectors, by suggesting the next measurement. Different reasoning s...
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Terrestrial laser scanning has become more and more popular in recent years. The according planning of the standpoint network is a crucial issue influencing the overhead and the resulting point cloud. Fully static approaches are both cost and time extensive, whereas fully kinematic approaches cannot produce the same data quality. Stop-and-go scanni...

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