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图学学报 ›› 2026, Vol. 47 ›› Issue (4): 882-894.DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2026040882

• 建筑与城市信息模型 • 上一篇    下一篇

基于无人机和计算机视觉技术的隧道三维重建

冯勇1,2,3, 张晓磊1,2(), 吕瑞鑫1, 朱书林1   

  1. 1 同济大学地下建筑与工程系上海 200092
    2 同济大学城市交通研究院上海 201804
    3 同济大学道路与交通工程教育部重点实验室上海 201804
  • 收稿日期:2025-12-25 接受日期:2026-04-09 出版日期:2026-08-31 发布日期:2026-08-31
  • 通讯作者:张晓磊,E-mail:Xiaolei_Zhang@tongji.edu.cn
  • 基金资助:
    国家自然科学基金(42372335);上海市科委项目(21DZ1204400);同济大学项目(kh0023020242373);上海市教委项目(kz0023020250157);中央高校基本科研业务费专项资金

3D reconstruction of tunnels based on UAV and computer vision techniques

FENG Yong1,2,3, ZHANG Xiaolei1,2(), LV Ruixin1, ZHU Shulin1   

  1. 1 Department of Geotechnical Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China
    2 Urban Mobility Institute, Tongji University, Shanghai 201804, China
    3 MOE Key Laboratory of Road and Traffic Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 201804, China
  • Received:2025-12-25 Accepted:2026-04-09 Published:2026-08-31 Online:2026-08-31
  • Contact: ZHANG Xiaolei,E-mail:Xiaolei_Zhang@tongji.edu.cn
  • Supported by:
    National Natural Science Foundation of China(42372335);Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission(21DZ1204400);Tongji University(kh0023020242373);Shanghai Municipal Education Commission(kz0023020250157);Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities

摘要:

隧道三维重建技术可广泛应用于结构病害检测、运维状态可视化展示、结构安全状态评估,以及数字孪生模型构建。针对现有基于单目视觉的隧道三维重建技术存在的自动化程度低、建模精度不足、建模效率欠佳等缺陷,本研究提出了耦合无人机和计算机视觉的隧道三维重建技术。在硬件端,集成了隧道巡检无人机,机体结构采用碳纤维和铝合金材料,配备光流传感器、激光雷达、三轴陀螺仪、三轴加速度计、电子罗盘以及数字气压计等传感器,基于多传感器融合策略在GNSS受限的隧道环境内实现厘米级定位与导航,搭载高性能光电吊舱,实现高清视频实时采集和传输。在算法端,集成了隧道三维重建算法框架,具体包括隧道视频截取与分帧、基于SfM技术解算相机位姿和稀疏点云、通过Gipuma算法生成深度图、基于TGV优化算法进行表面模型重构、利用纹理重建技术构建隧道纹理模型。试验结果表明,隧道巡检无人机可在复杂的隧道环境内稳定飞行,并采集高质量的视频数据。以视频帧为数据源,公路隧道三维重构模型的均方根重投影误差为1.52像素,最大重投影误差为25.44像素,网格数量为668 088。进一步探究了视频帧数量与尺寸对三维重建的影响:采用99张视频帧作为原始数据,可在建模精度与效率之间取得良好平衡;当计算资源充足时,建议先对原始视频帧进行上采样,再执行SfM,然后使用原始尺寸深度图进行表面模型重建。将本研究的建模算法框架与传统方案进行对比,结果证明该算法具有更高的计算精度与效率,且对计算机硬件依赖性较低。此外,在地铁隧道场景中的泛化性试验验证了该技术具有良好的工程可拓展性。其设备和算法可为自动、精准、高效的隧道三维重建提供支撑。

关键词: 隧道无人机, 三维重建, 运动恢复结构, 深度图, 隐式建模

Abstract:

Tunnel 3D reconstruction technology can be widely applied in structural defect detection, operation and maintenance state visualization, structural safety assessment, and digital twin model construction. To address the shortcomings of existing monocular vision-based tunnel 3D reconstruction technologies, such as low automation, insufficient modeling accuracy, and poor efficiency, a tunnel 3D reconstruction technique integrating drones and computer vision was proposed. On the hardware end, a tunnel inspection drone was developed, featuring a body structure made of carbon fiber and aluminum alloy, equipped with optical flow sensors, LiDAR, a three-axis gyroscope, a three-axis accelerometer, an electronic compass, and a digital barometer. With a multi-sensor fusion strategy, centimeter-level positioning and navigation were achieved in GNSS-restricted tunnel environments. The drone was also equipped with a high-performance electro-optical pod to enable real-time high-definition video acquisition and transmission. On the algorithm end, a tunnel 3D reconstruction algorithmic framework was designed, comprising video segmentation and frame extraction, camera pose and sparse point-cloud estimation using SfM, depth-map generation via the Gipuma algorithm, surface-model reconstruction based on TGV optimization, and tunnel-texture model construction using texture reconstruction techniques. Experimental results demonstrated that the tunnel inspection drone could stably operate in complex tunnel environments, capturing high-quality video data. Using video frames as the data source, the reconstructed highway tunnel 3D model achieved a root mean square reprojection error of 1.52 pixels, a maximum reprojection error of 25.44 pixels, and a total of 668 088 mesh faces. Further analysis of the impact of video-frame count and resolution on 3D reconstruction revealed that using 99 video frames as the input data achieved a balance between modeling accuracy and efficiency. When computational resources were abundant, it was recommended to upsample the original video frames before performing SfM and then use the original-sized depth maps for surface-model reconstruction. Additionally, a comparison between the proposed modeling framework and traditional solutions showed that the proposed methods exhibit higher computational efficiency and precision, as well as lower dependency on hardware resources. Furthermore, generalization tests in metro tunnels verify its engineering scalability. The proposed equipment and algorithms provide robust support for automated, accurate, and efficient tunnel 3D reconstruction.

Key words: tunnel drone, 3D reconstruction, structure from motion, depth map, implicit modeling

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