Comparative Analysis on Morphological Characteristics of Erosion Gullies Measured by an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and Traditional Ground Survey in South Central Tibet
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Comparative Analysis on Morphological Characteristics of Erosion Gullies Measured by an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and Traditional Ground Survey in South Central Tibet
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 39, Issue 5, Pages: 120-127(2019)
Zhao Chunjing, Jiao Juying, Shui Junfeng, et al. Comparative Analysis on Morphological Characteristics of Erosion Gullies Measured by an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and Traditional Ground Survey in South Central Tibet[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(5): 120-127.
DOI:
Zhao Chunjing, Jiao Juying, Shui Junfeng, et al. Comparative Analysis on Morphological Characteristics of Erosion Gullies Measured by an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and Traditional Ground Survey in South Central Tibet[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(5): 120-127. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2019.05.017.
Comparative Analysis on Morphological Characteristics of Erosion Gullies Measured by an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and Traditional Ground Survey in South Central Tibet
[Objective] The measurement differences between an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and traditional ground methods were analyzed
and the suitability of extracting the morphological characteristics of erosion gullies by UAV orthophotos in Tibet was studied in order to obtain the parameters of erosion gullies accurately and quickly
with the aim to provide basic information for the prevention and control of gully erosion in the area.[Methods] A total of 20 erosion gullies were selected from 6 research sites
to compare the lengths and widths of erosion gullies measured through field measurements and extraction from UAV orthophotos.[Results] Compared to the results from the field measurements
the mean deviation extent of the erosion gullies' length and width extracted by orthophotos was concentrated between 2%~5% and 0~40%
respectively. Additionally
when the measured width was in the range 400~1 000 cm
the deviation between the extracted and measured values was the lowest. Across the 6 research sites
there was no obvious relationship between the deviation extent of the erosion gullies' morphological parameters extracted by orthophotos and the location. The soil and vegetation near the gully shoulder lines and the grazing damage to the gully shoulder lines were the main factors affecting the extraction of the erosion gullies' morphological characteristics.[Conclusion] UAV remote sensing can provide a convenient and reliable data source for gully erosion monitoring in Tibet.
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