| 英文摘要 |
A flood-storage pond was selected and adopted as a case study for this paper. Different measuring techniques such as GNSS real-time kinematic (RTK) positioning, terrestrial LiDAR scanning and UAV photogrammetric mapping were used to first obtain the point cloud data of the engineering body, and then operated the spatial mapping software to construct three-dimensional model. The calculation of the earthwork volume was finally completed for the engineering body. It has been found from the tests that the result of the UAV aerial mapping, in conjunction with the ground control points, is only 0.1% different from the volume obtained by the terrestrial LiDAR scanning. The results using GNSS RTK are greatly different from the UAV mapping results by 18.8% due to the large sampling interval. In order to make the UAV operation faster and easier by not using the ground control points, the volume calculation results are differed by 1.2%. To pursue UAV modeling more rapid, the number of aerial photos are tried to be reduced by half. The difference between the calculation results is only 0.6%, but the data resolving time can be greatly reduced by 2/3. The related simplified methods for UAV modeling can be taken as a reference for the rapid calculation of earthwork volume on the disaster site. |