MeMo - Research Institute of Measuring and Modeling for the Built Environment
The institute's work is based on the novel approaches of 3D measuring and modelling research and knowledge management. In practice, this means the measuring and modelling of 3D objects, cities and people (using sensors, data collection, analysis etc.), creating location-based services, combining networks, creating virtual worlds as well as creating and transmitting knowledge, innovations and patents. KAP (knowledge based academic platform) methods and practices are used to integrate innovations and best practices into the society. KAP is both a way to share know-how within our team and to share the tacit knowledge to the rest of society.
Future challenges of the institute are to integrate spatial knowledge (including data measurement techniques, positioning, navigation, GIS) into the social value of the built environment and into housing, decision-making and future retail for healthier environments, smart places and cities.
See more on our website: https://memo.aalto.fi.
To learn about our ongoing projects, please see our project page Projects – MeMo (aalto.fi)
More detailed information on the Institute's activities in different areas is available as follows:
Aalto University
- Measuring and modelling of Built Environment - Director Hannu Hyyppä
- 3D, photogrammetry and 3D-studio – Studio manager, Vice Director Matti Kurkela
- Digital photogrammetry – Prof. Matti T. Vaaja
- Built Environment – Prof. Raine Mäntysalo
- Projects, culture sector and 3D – Academic coordinator Marika Ahlavuo
- Photogrammetry – Prof. Emeritus Henrik Haggrén
Finnish Geospatial Research Institute
- Remote sensing and photogrammetry, automated vehicles – Prof. Juha Hyyppä
- Navigation and positioning – Prof. Jarkko Koskinen
Latest publications
Eri aikakaudet yhdistyvät digitaalisissa kaksosissa
Integration of a Mobile Laser Scanning System with a Forest Harvester for Accurate Localization and Tree Stem Measurements
Rakentamisen ajantasaisten toteumamallien mittausteknologiat
Tulevaisuuden dataa autonomisista roboteista
Fully automated extraction of railtop centerline from mobile laser scanning data
Benchmarking Under- and Above-Canopy Laser Scanning Solutions for Deriving Stem Curve and Volume in Easy and Difficult Boreal Forest Conditions
Comparing positioning accuracy of mobile laser scanning systems under a forest canopy
Semantic segmentation of raw multispectral laser scanning data from urban environments with deep neural networks
Precision Forestry Versus Non-Precision Archaeology—Integrating Forest Management and Archaeological Site Protection
Unveiling urban vegetation monitoring: integrating multitemporal terrestrial laser scanning and UAV photogrammetry datasets for change detection
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3D-studio
The 3D studio mainly contains 3D measuring devices such as laser scanners and cameras. In addition, the studio has workstations for data processing, 3D modeling and visualization.
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Mechanical engineering 1, K1
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