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Figure 1. Point cloud from multi-aspect oblique airborne laser scanning (height coded by colour)
Figure 4. Parameters used for plane segmentation
Figure 5. Final result, showing the model with reconstructed windows (I)
Figure 9.  Single window with surrounding façade points from Façade 2 (a), absolute value of deviation of window height (b) and width (c) for windows from Figure 7

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