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High resolution topographic model of panarea island by fusion of photogrammetric, lidar and bathymetric digital terrain models
Language
English
Obiettivo Specifico
1.3. TTC - Sorveglianza geodetica delle aree vulcaniche attive
Status
Published
JCR Journal
JCR Journal
Peer review journal
Yes
Title of the book
Issue/vol(year)
/25(2010)
Publisher
Blackwell Publishing
Pages (printed)
382-401
Issued date
December 2010
Keywords
Abstract
Aerial digital photogrammetry and laser scanning (lidar) and marine multibeam
bathymetry can play a fundamental role in the generation of digital terrain models
(DTMs) of land and submarine areas, respectively. Integrating these survey techniques
is crucial for providing accurate and homogeneous DTMs along narrow coastal zones
that often cannot be adequately surveyed owing to logistical limitations on collecting
bathymetric data in shallow water. In this project, three aerial photogrammetric
surveys, two multibeam bathymetric surveys and a lidar survey were analysed and
integrated in the same reference system in order to generate the first 3D high resolution
‘‘digital terrain and marine model’’ (DTMM) of the volcanic island of Panarea
(Aeolian Islands, Italy). This is a volcanically active area that underwent a submarine
gas eruption in November 2002, and produced impacts on the environment as well as
potential hazards for the local population. The DTMM shows the morphological
features of this volcanic area with an average grid resolution of 1m and a maximum
elevation error of 1 m. This model will significantly improve geophysical and geomorphological
studies of this volcanic island and assist in reducing future hazards.
bathymetry can play a fundamental role in the generation of digital terrain models
(DTMs) of land and submarine areas, respectively. Integrating these survey techniques
is crucial for providing accurate and homogeneous DTMs along narrow coastal zones
that often cannot be adequately surveyed owing to logistical limitations on collecting
bathymetric data in shallow water. In this project, three aerial photogrammetric
surveys, two multibeam bathymetric surveys and a lidar survey were analysed and
integrated in the same reference system in order to generate the first 3D high resolution
‘‘digital terrain and marine model’’ (DTMM) of the volcanic island of Panarea
(Aeolian Islands, Italy). This is a volcanically active area that underwent a submarine
gas eruption in November 2002, and produced impacts on the environment as well as
potential hazards for the local population. The DTMM shows the morphological
features of this volcanic area with an average grid resolution of 1m and a maximum
elevation error of 1 m. This model will significantly improve geophysical and geomorphological
studies of this volcanic island and assist in reducing future hazards.
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