Publications

29 documents

M. Cord, Michel M. Jordan, Jean-Pierre J.-P. Cocquerez. Accurate Building Structure Recovery from High Resolution Aerial Images. Computer Vision and Image Understanding, 2001, 82 (2), pp.138-173. ⟨hal-00222097⟩
Thomas Belli, Matthieu Cord, Michel Jordan. 3D Data Reconstruction and Modeling for Urban Scene Analysis. Automatic Extraction of Man-Made objects from Aerial and Space Images (III), 2001, Ascona, Switzerland. pp.125-134. ⟨hal-00352622⟩
Matthieu Cord, Michel Jordan, Jean-Pierre Cocquerez, Nicolas Paparoditis. Automatic Extraction and Modelling of Urban Buildings from High Resolution Aerial Images. Automatic Extraction of GIS Objects from Digital Imagery, Sep 1999, München, Germany. pp.187-192. ⟨hal-00352624⟩
Nicolas Paparoditis, Matthieu Cord, Michel Jordan, Jean Pierre Cocquerez. Building Detection and Reconstruction from Mid- and High-Resolution Aerial Imagery. Computer Vision and Image Understanding, 1998, 72 (2), pp.122-142. ⟨10.1006/cviu.1998.0722⟩. ⟨hal-00706167⟩
Matthieu Cord, Nicolas Paparoditis, Michel Jordan. Dense, reliable, and depth discontinuity preservingDEM computation from H.R.V. urban stereopairs. Proc. of ISPRS Comm. II Symposium, Jul 1998, Cambridge, United Kingdom. pp.49-56. ⟨hal-00352628⟩
Matthieu Cord, Michel Jordan, Jean-Pierre Cocquerez. Towards Semi-Automatic Control of Topographic Databases from Aerial Images. Proc. of ISPRS Comm. II Symposium, Jul 1998, Cambridge, United Kingdom. pp.41-48. ⟨hal-00352627⟩
Matthieu Cord, Michel Jordan. Analyse d'images aériennes haute résolution pour l'extraction du bâti. GRETSI 97, 1997, Grenoble, France. non paginé. ⟨hal-00352629⟩
Michel Jordan, Jean-Pierre Cocquerez. Three-Dimensional Description of Scenes Observed in Aerial Photography. Pattern Recognition, 1995, 28 (7), non paginé. ⟨hal-00352620⟩
Jean-Pierre Cocquerez, Michel Jordan, Mohamed Zahid. Geometric modelling of stereovision: application to aerial photographs. Int. Conf. on Artificial Intelligence, 1990, Stockholm, Sweden. non paginé. ⟨hal-00352630⟩

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