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Synergia danych teledetekcyjnych pozyskanych z wykorzystaniem niskobudżetowej mobilnej platformy kartującej do wykrywania i predykcji uszkodzeń na przykładzie alei w parku
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https://doi.org/10.24425/ace.2024.151006Abstrakt
Synergia danych obejmuje pozyskiwanie i łączenie danych z różnych sensorów w celu wykonania lepszej jakości analiz i uzyskania lepszych wyników badań. W celu zapewnienia bardziej kompleksowej analizy danych, oprócz tego, że sensory są montowane na jednej platformie, powinny być one również kompatybilne z oprogramowaniem i sprzętem, np. w celu rejestracji tego samego znacznika czasu przez różne sensory. Celem tego artykułu jest zaproponowanie synergii między różnymi sensorami teledetekcyjnymi, z georadarem (GPR), czujnikiem LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) i trzema fotogrametrycznymi kamerami RGB do wykrywania uszkodzeń chodnika w alejce parkowej. Dane zostały pozyskane za pomocą niskokosztowej platformy w parku Pole Mokotowskie w Warszawie. Wykonano trzy przejazdy platformą po tej samej trasie, dzięki czemu możliwa była ocena powtarzalności danych. Na podstawie danych z georadaru, i numerycznego modelu terenu (NMT) ze zdjęć przeprowadzono analizę pęknięć w nawierzchni. W artykule udowodniono wartość dodaną wynikającą z synergii również w postaci wspólnej wizualizacji pozyskanych dla chodnika danych. Wyniki przedstawione w artykule wykazały, że wykorzystanie mobilnej platformy oraz technologii opisujących sytuację nad i pod poziomem gruntu umożliwia bardziej szczegółową analizę i inspekcję uszkodzeń w alejce parkowej.Bibliografia
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