英文摘要 |
Without using a 3D digitizer such as MicroScribe, manual measurement or scanning of photo image is used to input drawing data into the Rhino 3D and this results in problems of inaccuracy and slow-pace in the computer modeling. However, using the Microscribe has potential drawbacks too. It may not be able to take the measurements at one time and, thus, cause another problem. This paper proposes a section-by-section measurement to overcome the problem. Accompanying the coordinate system integration theorem and using Matlab as a tool to calculate the rotation angles around the x-y-z axes, one can rotate and render the model in Rhino. We found that our proposed theorem is far better than the affine map in dealing the transformation problems of coordinate systems. It is because affine map will be greatly influenced by the measurement errors of the Microscribe, which will jeopardize the accuracy of the integrated surfaces; but our proposed theorem will automatically adjust for measurement errors and fit the whole surfaces closer to the real artifact. Based on the same principle as applied to the large-scale measurement, we used a small dog-head artifact as a model to verify the coordinate system integration theorem. Through use of this theorem, we overcome the potential problems in computer modeling and speed up and improve the accuracy of the modeling. The method can also be applied to large-scale artifacts. |