NASA NTRS · 19930039006
Silhouettes - An automated three-dimensional plume visualization and tracking system for environmental monitoring
Abstract
The method of silhouettes proceeds from the premise that the 3D location and shape of an arbitrary object can be approximated via the cross section of a series of conical volumes whose focal points are arranged at sites surrounding the object; the projection of each conical volume onto a picture plane at each focal point is identical to a projection of the outline of the object onto that picture plane. Attention is presently given to the use of the silhouettes method for gas plume dispersion monitoring through the 3D reconstruction of plumes from imagery acquired at strategically located stations in the plumes' path.
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Cambridge, Vivien J., Magee, Ronald G.. 1993-01-01. Silhouettes - An automated three-dimensional plume visualization and tracking system for environmental monitoring. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930039006
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