Quantitative assessment method for deformation and seismic damage of earth-rock dam based on dem digital terrain analysis
A digital terrain and quantitative evaluation technology, applied in geometric CAD, special data processing applications, design optimization/simulation, etc., can solve the difficulty of analyzing and evaluating the overall deformation of the dam body, affecting the acquisition of absolute deformation value of the earth-rock dam body, and deformation monitoring. Problems such as benchmark failure and failure
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[0030] Digital Elevation Model (DEM), referred to as DEM, is a dataset of plane coordinates and elevations of topographic grid points on the earth's surface, or a digital description of three-dimensional surface morphology spatial feature vectors such as longitude, latitude, and altitude, and their attribute characteristics. . Various terrain elements such as slope, aspect, and roughness can be extracted directly or indirectly from DEM.
[0031] The construction of DEM mainly adopts Regular Square Grid (RSG) or Triangulated Irregular Networks (TIN). The data storage method of TIN is more complicated than that of RSG, and its advantages are that it can change the density of sampling points and determine the location of sampling points with the complexity of terrain fluctuations, and avoid data redundancy in flat terrain, and it can also be used according to terrain feature points such as ridges. , valley lines, terrain change lines, etc. to represent digital elevation features...
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