The present application relates to the field of
engineering geology and
geological disaster prevention technology, in particular to a
system and method for evaluating the stability of dangerous rock with steeply inclined fissures in the rear edge, comprising: S1, obtaining high-precision
point cloud data of the dangerous rock surface by using unmanned aerial vehicle oblique photography, aerial
remote sensing or airborne
LiDAR, and constructing a triangular
mesh model of the dangerous rock surface; S2, constructing a three-dimensional
entity model according to the boundary conditions and sliding surface of the dangerous rock; S3, extracting the volume, barycenter position, sliding surface area and spatial occurrence information of the sliding surface from the three-dimensional
entity model, and calculating the self-weight of the dangerous rock by combining the rock
mass bulk density and the additional weight of the water in the
fissure; the present application constructs a fine three-dimensional scene model of the dangerous rock based on unmanned aerial vehicle oblique photography or
LiDAR point cloud, which can accurately extract key geometric parameters such as the volume, barycenter, sliding surface area and inclination of the dangerous rock, avoids the morphological
distortion problem caused by two-dimensional simplification, and makes the stability analysis more close to the actual
engineering scene.