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19 June 2015Research of the coastal zone by the airborne laser scanning data (Verbyanaya bay-bar, sea of Azov)
In the area Verbyanaya bay-bar (Sea of Azov) in an attempt to create large-scale cartographic base and subsequent thematic mapping of the geographical environment components airborne laser scanning and aerial photography were conducted. Airborne laser scanning data formed the basis of a comprehensive study of the coastal zone components. Methodical research apparatus includes receiving and processing technology of laser reflection points, constructing highprecision digital elevation model and raster surfaces. Mosaic of aerial photography is converted into a format mosaic – a geometrically correct image of the terrain. Set of high-precision digital surface models and thematic raster images obtained for specific dates, allows to analyze the dynamic adjustment of components of the coastal zone (shoreline, beach, shore dam with surge prism).
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Anatoliy V. Pogorelov, Mihail Antonenko, Evgeniy Boyko, "Research of the coastal zone by the airborne laser scanning data (Verbyanaya bay-bar, sea of Azov)," Proc. SPIE 9535, Third International Conference on Remote Sensing and Geoinformation of the Environment (RSCy2015), 95351M (19 June 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2192582