The invention belongs to the crossing field of water conservancy and
computer vision, and provides an urban flood depth real-time monitoring method based on intelligent three-dimensional vision. According to the method, firstly, an unmanned aerial vehicle is adopted for
aerial photography to collect multi-view images of scenery in an
urban area, and refined three-dimensional reconstruction is carried out on the multi-view images; then, shooting a two-dimensional image of the scenery by using a camera, matching the two-dimensional image with the image shot by the unmanned aerial vehicle, and screening out a plurality of most similar images; dense feature comparison is carried out on the two-dimensional image and the three-dimensional information, and the
pose of the camera is calculated according to the corresponding relation of feature points; and finally, through SAM2 segmentation and autoregressive mechanism optimization, extracting a water surface area with a stable
time sequence, and in combination with a known camera
pose, back-projecting a water surface edge to a three-dimensional space, obtaining the
water depth of accumulated water around the scene, and realizing real-time monitoring of urban
flood water depth data. The method provides important
technical support for fine real-time early warning of urban flood, and has practical
engineering application value.