OBS-3D PIM: Experiment and Explore the Different Uses of a 3D Imaging Method for Observation

The IUEM carries out a multidisciplinary observation mission of the “Man-Earth-Sea” continuum and coordinates a number of regular, long-term measurement campaigns. Facilitating methods and the use of more ”mainstream” sensors opens up opportunities to develop new observation strategies.

In January 2024, as part of a joint interdisciplinary project (PIM), a group of Masters students from UBO, UBS and ENSTA Bretagne worked with observation professionals at IUEM on a method of acquiring 3D imagery using a low-cost device.

This PIM was like diving into the field of observation and 3D reconstruction. The students tested the method on site, and optimised and validated a protocol. They had to consider all the possible applications of this method, by meeting people involved in coastal issues (geomorphology, biology, archaeology, etc.).

Watch the video shot during the PIM:

Supervisors of the IUEM Image and Instrumentation Department (P2I):

• Emmanuel Augereau, Pôle Image et Instrumentation (P2I), IUEM, CNRS
• Marion Jaud, Pôle Image et Instrumentation (P2I), CNRS