PostGIS bounding pointcloud to polyhedral












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I have a pointcloud which bounds a true 3D object, is there any way to go from this unstructured pointcloud to a polyhedral? Do I need to mesh/triangulate first?



Does anyone know of a workflow and any functions to do this?










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  • Similar problem in 2D I've solved with Voronoi polygons, so maybe there's some sort of Voronoi 3D out there...

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I have a pointcloud which bounds a true 3D object, is there any way to go from this unstructured pointcloud to a polyhedral? Do I need to mesh/triangulate first?



Does anyone know of a workflow and any functions to do this?










share|improve this question























  • Similar problem in 2D I've solved with Voronoi polygons, so maybe there's some sort of Voronoi 3D out there...

    – ygorbunkov
    Nov 28 '18 at 8:29
















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I have a pointcloud which bounds a true 3D object, is there any way to go from this unstructured pointcloud to a polyhedral? Do I need to mesh/triangulate first?



Does anyone know of a workflow and any functions to do this?










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I have a pointcloud which bounds a true 3D object, is there any way to go from this unstructured pointcloud to a polyhedral? Do I need to mesh/triangulate first?



Does anyone know of a workflow and any functions to do this?







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  • Similar problem in 2D I've solved with Voronoi polygons, so maybe there's some sort of Voronoi 3D out there...

    – ygorbunkov
    Nov 28 '18 at 8:29





















  • Similar problem in 2D I've solved with Voronoi polygons, so maybe there's some sort of Voronoi 3D out there...

    – ygorbunkov
    Nov 28 '18 at 8:29



















Similar problem in 2D I've solved with Voronoi polygons, so maybe there's some sort of Voronoi 3D out there...

– ygorbunkov
Nov 28 '18 at 8:29







Similar problem in 2D I've solved with Voronoi polygons, so maybe there's some sort of Voronoi 3D out there...

– ygorbunkov
Nov 28 '18 at 8:29














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