Review of Remote Sensing Technologies for the Acquisition of Very High Vertical Accuracy Elevation Data (DEM) in the Framework of the Precise Remediation of Industrial Disasters – Part 2
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Abstract
Based on the information gathered within the technologies review performed in the previous article, the authors analyse if the deferent technologies could efficiently (or not) support the excavation work to be performed for the remediation of industrial disasters. At first sight, some technologies reach the requested accuracy. But after considering the error propagation when the technologies are applied in the condition of the fieldwork, it turned out that none of the remote sensing techniques we have reviewed finally offers sufficient accuracy to reach the 2.5 cm relative vertical accuracy target that was set. The final conclusion is a direct realtime measurement in the field, and the development of an appropriate apparatus for the real-time control of the blade may be the appropriate solution to reach the targeted accuracy in the field. This approach should be examined and developed in a next research work.
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