Method and system for architectural surveying and mapping based on projection principle

Abstract

The invention provides a building surveying and mapping method and system based on a projection principle. According to the method, the projection principle is taken as the basis, a GPS positioning system is used for auxiliary computation of an orthographic projection time and a solar altitude at a given time and place, and the data measurement of the horizontal distance, height and the like of irregular points, surfaces and the like on the same horizontal elevation of abuilding is achieved by measuring the position of a plane projection point based on this.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method and system for architectural surveying and mapping based on the principle of projection, especially for the surveying and mapping of traditional buildings with many curved surfaces and prominent irregular shapes and other ancient buildings. Background technique [0002] The surveying and drawing work of buildings is a necessary preliminary work for building renovation or protection. In conventional surveying and mapping work, the commonly used technical means are: 1. Distance measurement with tape measure, tape measure, plumb weight, rope, etc.; 2. Distance measurement and angle calculation with laser equipment such as laser range finder; 3. Optical theodolite , total station, etc. for fixed-point coordinate measurement; 4. With the aid of laser scanning equipment for facade surveying and mapping, etc. [0003] However, some buildings, such as traditional Chinese buildings, have more protrusions (such as cornices, buc...

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[0003] However, some buildings, such as traditional Chinese buildings, have more protrusions (such as cornices, bucket arches, etc.), making surveying and mapping more difficult

In the existing conventional surveying and mapping methods, such as measuring tools such as tape measure, people need to climb on the roof or beams to measure, but traditional buildings are often cultural relics protection units that need to be protected, and frequent climbing is not allowed, and many buildings are old. It has been in disrepair for a long time, and there are potential safety hazards in climbing measurement; at the same time, because traditional buildings have more curved surfaces, it is difficult for long-distance measuring instruments such as laser range finders to find suitable reflection points and cannot read; use optical theodolite, total station, etc. Measurement is not only costly, but it is also difficult to fix reflection points on roofs, eaves, etc.; laser scanning equipment is not only costly, but also difficult to guarantee the accuracy of measurement in the absence of more accurate positioning points

[0004] To sum up, the current conventional measurement methods are still unable to achieve low-cost, safe and convenient measurement of curved surfaces and prominent irregular shapes in traditional and other ancient buildings.

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