Abstract
Optical methods for deformation diagnostics and surface shape measurement are often used in scientific research and industry. Most of these methods are based on the triangulation of a set of two-dimensional points from different images corresponding to the three-dimensional points of an object in space. Triangulation is based on the stereo system calibration parameters, which are determined before the experiment. Measurements during conditions with increased vibration loads can lead to a change in the relative position of the cameras of the stereo system (decalibration). This leads to a change in the actual calibration parameters and an increase in the measurement error. This work aims to solve the problem of increasing the measurement accuracy of the photogrammetric method in the case of high vibration loads. For this, it is proposed to use an optimization algorithm for calibration parameters to minimize the reprojection error of three-dimensional points calculated using triangulation. The paper presents the results of a computer simulation of decalibration of a video camera stereo system, an algorithm for optimizing the external parameters of a stereo system, and an assessment of its performance.
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