Zhangjie
Release time:2023-09-03 Hits:
Impact Factor: 5.3
DOI number: 10.1109/TIM.2023.3269119
Affiliation of Author(s): 北京科技大学自动化学院
Teaching and Research Group: 仪器科学与技术系
Journal: IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement
Key Words: point cloud, semantic segmentation, 3D
Abstract: Detecting free-bent pipelines and analyzing the global-range clearance in cluttered industrial scenarios are a significant yet challenging task in pipeline inspection. Most of the previous work focused on local ranges or specific pipeline components instead of covering a wide length range. This article proposes a comprehensive pipeline segmentation and clearance analysis framework that combines a deep pipeline feature learning module for semantic pipeline segmentation and a pipeline primitive growing strategy for measuring the clearance along the length range in a point-cloud scenario. We propose to learn enhanced high-level pipeline features by incorporating an important geometric cue concerning cylindrical axial consistency (CAC), which benefits better pipeline segmentation from the point-cloud background. Then, each pipeline instance is modeled as a sequence of 3-D cylinder primitives. We establish a geometric model to measure the minimum panoramic clearance of each cylinder segment in the scene. Then, the pipeline clearance is tracked along the centerline in a segment sequential growing mode. Experiments were carried out on real-world industrial point-cloud scenarios. The proposed pipeline semantic segmentation achieves the state-of-the-art performance. The clearance analysis module reaches a mean accuracy of 0.018 mm. Our method is applicable to various free-bent pipelines and robust to cluttered backgrounds.
Co-author: Zitai Zhou,Junhua Sun
First Author: Jie Zhang
Indexed by: Journal paper
Document Code: 2511712
Discipline: Engineering
Document Type: J
Volume: 72
Issue: 2511712
Page Number: 1-11
ISSN No.: 1557-9662
Translation or Not: no
Date of Publication: 2023-01-01
Included Journals: SCI
Links to published journals: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10106290
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