Panoramic-image-based dangerous falling rock surveying method

Abstract

The invention discloses a panoramic-image-based dangerous falling rock surveying method, which comprises the following steps of distributing control points, acquiring a panoramic image of a construction site, and calculating attitude parameters and unit sphere center positions of the panoramic image under an engineering coordinate system for panoramic image orientation by combining with real coordinates of each control point; establishing a measurable three-dimensional visual environment of the panoramic image to obtain a three-dimensional panoramic image with a geographic reference by combining with a digital elevation model of the construction sites; identifying dangerous falling rocks, and extracting the information of the dangerous falling rocks. According to the method, the panoramic image of an engineering construction area is acquired, and a digital three-dimensional dangerous falling rock interpretation environment is established under the support of a high-precision mathematical model, so that a dangerous falling rock remote-sensing interpretation method is improved, and the distribution range, scale, spatial form and position of the dangerous falling rocks are accurately and efficiently determined; the method is proven to be effective by the actual application of railway construction projects such as the coal transportation passage from Sanmenxia to Jingmen and the railway from Xinjiang Baluntai to Yiergen.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for investigating dangerous rockfalls, in particular to a three-dimensional dangerous rockfall investigation and information extraction method based on panoramic images. Background technique [0002] Dangerous rockfall is one of the important geological disasters in mountainous areas. It has the characteristics of many disaster points, wide distribution, strong suddenness, and difficulty in predicting. In the construction of railway and highway projects in mountainous areas, the investigation of dangerous rockfall and rockfall is an important part of engineering survey. At the same time, both railway and highway cutting slopes also need to be regularly investigated for dangerous rockfall. Through the investigation of dangerous rockfalls, determine the distribution location, scale and impact on engineering hazards of dangerous rockfalls near the line. [0003] The traditional survey method of rockfall in dangerous rock...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] The traditional survey method of rockfall in dangerous rocks is mainly based on manual survey and supplemented by aerial and satellite image interpretation. This method has disadvantages such as large field workload, low efficiency, poor accuracy, and great safety hazards; traditional remote sensing interpretation is carried out on a two-dimensional plane. Interpretation, the interpretation results need to be transferred multiple times, the interpretation accuracy is low, and it is difficult to meet the needs of continuous improvement in the quality, safety and efficiency of engineering construction

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