英文摘要 |
This research highlights the potential for utilizing photogrammetry for 3D data recording in abandoned indigenous settlements and further spatial analyses. Indigenous abandoned settlements in Taiwan are usually located deep in the mountains where transport and mobility proves difficult and dangerous for terrestrial LiDAR equipment. As an alternative approach to LiDAR, this research utilizes photogrammetry to generate DTM and further compares that data with the terrestrial LiDAR dataset to examine its quality and analytical potential. Using the site Saqacengalj as a case study, this research shows that the two datasets exhibit high consistency in analyses such as morphology, least-cost path, visibility, and social meshworks. The results suggest that, in terms of abandoned settlement research, photogrammetry provides a convenient, efficient, and highly adaptable approach for acquiring topographic information and site documentation. |