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                The proposed method was evaluated in an urban area which includes various objects such as densely trees, cars, traffic
            signs with various shapes and sizes. Among of these challengeable objects, we were capable of detecting buildings with more
            than 98% accuracy. This in itself shows high performance of the proposed algorithm and robustness of it. Notably, the
            algorithm detected and modeled more than 500 buildings that a great kind of them were available at the selected area.

          5.  Conclusion and Future works
                This paper presented an approach for building modeling from ALS and MLS point clouds which at the first divides the
            data into smaller sections, then removing noisy and ground points from each section. DSM is used to recognize location of
            buildings by roofs. Ransac algorithm is utilized to detect and segment walls. The results showed accuracy in buildings
            modeling.

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