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Analiza dokładności określania lokalizacji obiektów podziemnych za pomocą georadaru z wykorzystaniem danych lidarowych
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https://doi.org/10.24425/ace.2024.149884Abstrakt
Georadar jest jedną z najbardziej użytecznych nieinwazyjnych technik lokalizowania obiektów podziemnych. Postęp w tej technologii w ostatniej dekadzie ułatwił rozwój nowych sensorów. W artykule przedstawiono ocenę dokładności lokalizacji prętów zbrojeniowych znajdujących się w obrębie badanego obiektu z wykorzystaniem różnych anten. Aby osiągnąć założone cele, wykonano pomiary 5 płyt betonowych, zbrojonych prętami stalowymi o różnych średnicach i znajdujących się na różnych głębokościach. Eksperyment obejmował wykorzystanie trzech anten o różnej częstotliwości do oceny rozmiaru, charakterystyki i różnic wyodrębnionych danych. W metodyce eksperymentu wykorzystano dodatkowo dane lidarowe z naziemnego skanowania laserowego (TLS), aby zapewnić precyzyjne pomiary powierzchni, a tym samym zewnętrzną orientację przestrzenną pozyskanych danych. Eksperyment pozwolił na wyznaczenie dokładności pionowej i poziomej dla trzech wykorzystanych anten oraz ocenę rosnącej wartości błędów wraz z większą głębokością mierzonych elementów, co jest istotne dla predykcji dokładności pomiarów.Bibliografia
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