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Modeling and Rendering Architecture from Photographs Paul Debevec University of California at Berkeley http :///˜debevec debevec@ Notes for SIGGRAPH 99 Course #28 3D Photography Organized by Brian Curless and Steve Seitz August 10, 1999 Contents This section of the course notes is organized as follows: 1. Introductory material for this section. This includes a brief overview of related and complimentary ma- terial to photogrammetric modeling, such as structure from motion, stereo correspondence, shape from silhouettes, camera calibration, laser scanning, and image-based rendering. 2. A bibliography of related papers. 3. A reprint of: Paul E. Debevec, Camillo J. Taylor, and Jitendra Malik. Modeling and Rendering Architecture f rom Photographs. In SIGGRAPH 96, August 1996, pp. 11-20. 4. Notes on photogrammetric recovery of arches and surfaces of revolution written by George Borshukov. 5. Copies of the slides used for the presentation. More information can be found in [10], [5], and [13], available at: /˜debevec/Thesis 1 Introduction The creation of three-dimensional models of existing architectural scenes with the aid of the computer has been commonplace for some time, and the resulting models have been both entertaining virtual environments as well as valuable visualization tools. Large-scale efforts have pushed the campuses of Iowa State University, California State University – Chico, and swaths of downtown Los Angeles [23] through the graphics pipeline. Unfortunately, the modeling methods employed in such pr