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A high-precision channel slope deformation monitoring method based on airborne laser scanning point cloud

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In view of the current situation of high cost and low efficiency of channel slope deformation monitoring, a method of high-precision deformation monitoring based on airborne laser scanning point cloud is proposed. Using the characteristics of airborne IMU positioning error accumulates with time, we combine the self-designed planar three-dimensional control target, intercept the cross-sectional scan line through the vertical plane of the target link, and use the slope gradient analysis method to extract the monitorable area. After aligning the cross-sectional scan lines of the two phases of data and calculating their deformation variables, the final deformation results are analyzed. In this paper, the airborne laser scanning point cloud data of the South-North Water Transfer Project are used for experimental analysis, and the experiment proves that the deformation detection accuracy of this method can reach millimeter level.

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      ICCIR '21: Proceedings of the 2021 1st International Conference on Control and Intelligent Robotics
      June 2021
      807 pages
      ISBN:9781450390231
      DOI:10.1145/3473714
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      1. Airborne laser point cloud
      2. Channel slope
      3. Deformation monitoring
      4. High accuracy
      5. Scan line

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