Error Analysis of Elevation and Slope Derived from DEM in Northern Tibet Plateau
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Error Analysis of Elevation and Slope Derived from DEM in Northern Tibet Plateau
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 30, Issue 6, Pages: 148-151(2011)
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1. 中国科学院 水利部 成都山地灾害与环境研究所,四川,成都,610041
2. 中国科学院 研究生院,北京,100049
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Published:2011
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LIU Fei, FAN Jian-rong, GUO Fen-fen, et al. Error Analysis of Elevation and Slope Derived from DEM in Northern Tibet Plateau[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(6): 148-151.
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LIU Fei, FAN Jian-rong, GUO Fen-fen, et al. Error Analysis of Elevation and Slope Derived from DEM in Northern Tibet Plateau[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(6): 148-151.DOI:
Error Analysis of Elevation and Slope Derived from DEM in Northern Tibet Plateau
SRTM and ASTER GDEM are public DEMs(digital elevation models)
which are used widely in terrain analysis.Elevation is the base information for DEM
and slope is one of the most important DEM terrain representation factors.Based on the actual measurement data of elevation and slope
we measured the error of the DEM and slope using the methods of correlation analysis
accuracy analysis
slope spectrum analysis and regression analysis in the Northern Tibet Plateau.The results showed as follows:(1) There was some small errors in the elevation data derived from SRTM and GDEM.The Pearson correlation coefficient between elevation data and the actual measurement is 0.975 and 0.994
the root mean square error(RMSE) 57.381 and 31.106
the accuracy ratio(AR) 2.089 and 1.976
and the relative mean error(R_ME) 1.1% and 0.7%.(2) There is more error with the slope data derived from SRTM than from ASTER GDEM.Compared with the actual measurement
their Pearson correlation coefficient is 0.878 and 0.946
the root mean square error(RMSE) 4.014 and 2.395
the accuracy ratio(AR) 1.238 and 1.034
and the relative mean error(R_ME) 21.5% and 5.5%.(3) The slope spectrum is a new way in terrain analysis
and we found that the accumulative frequency slope spectrum can visually indicate errors in slope derived from DEM.