Shengxi Gui, P. Schuegraf, K. Bittner, Rongjun Qin
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Abstract. Recent advancements in deep learning have enabled the possibility to identify unit-level building sections from very high resolution satellite images. By learning from the examples, deep models can capture patterns from the low-resolution roof textures to separate building units from duplex buildings. This paper demonstrates that such unit-level segmentation can further advance level of details (LoD)2 modeling. We extend a building boundary regularization method by adapting noisy unit-level segmentation results. Specifically, we propose a novel polygon composition approach to ensure the individually segmented units within a duplex building or dense adjacent buildings are consistent in their shared boundaries. Results of the experiments show that, our unit-level LoD2 modeling has favorably outperformed the state-of-the-art LoD2 modeling results from satellite images.