Accurate reconstruction of 3D model of a human face using structured light

An automated system for the reconstruction of textured 3D models of human faces has been developed. 3D information is read using the structured lighting used in calibrated projector-camera system. The accuracy of 3D reconstruction is studied experimentally. De Wansa Wickramarante Viktor Klementovich. Born 1983. Graduated from the Moscow State Institute of Radioengineering, Electronics, and Automation (Technical University). Post graduate student of MSIREA. Scientific interests: pattern recognition, biometry, 3D scanners. Author of 5 papers. Awarded the 3 degree diploma at the All-Russian Conference MMRO-13; the incentive diploma at the International Conference ROAI-8-2007. Vladimir Vasilievich Ryazanov. Vladimir V. Ryazanov gratuated from the Moscow Institute of Physical Technology in 1973 and the post-graduate courses at the Computer Center, Academy of Sciences, USSR, in 1976. Received Ph.D. in 1977 (“Computer Science”) and Professor degree in 1994 (“Applications of Mathematical Methods, Mathematical Modeling and Computers in Scientific Investigations”). At the Dorodnicin Computer Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences since 1976. Head of the Situations Recognition Sector in the Department of Recognition Problems and Combinatorial Analysis. Author of approximately 150 papers. Scientific interests: data mining, mathematical models of pattern recognition, classification and forecasting, optimization of recognition and classification models, learning, synthesis of optimal collective solutions in the classification problem, creation of intelligent program systems for data analysis and recognition, and practical applications in technology, medicine, industry. Alexander Vinogradov. Born in 1951. Graduate from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology in 1974. Kandidat degree in mathematical cybernetics, 1978. Spere of main interests—geometric and algebraic methods in data analysis and image processing. Author of about 50 scientific publications.