Interpreting Temperature Based Discontinuity and Roughness of Rock Surfaces by Using Photogrammetric Technique
Journal Title: International Journal of Environment and Geoinformatics - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
The discontinuity and roughness properties of the rocks can be used to obtain information on surface characterization. In this study, it was investigated whether the discontinuity and roughness properties of the rock structure are related to the temperature of the surface. Selected object which is located at Istanbul Technical University Ayazaga Campus has approximately dimensions of 3 m x 1 m. The discontinuity regions on the object and the areas which are rougher than their surroundings are clearly identifiable by visual interpretation. 3D model of rock surface was produced by integrating photographs and 12 control points which were homogeneously distributed on the object in order to reflect the surface realistically. The temperature of the control points marked on the surface were measured by using an infrared thermometer with non-contact measuring capability. These values were used as the basic data to show the temperature distribution over the entire surface. Temperature distribution map with 6 classes representing the temperature range was produced by using IDW interpolation method in a commercial GIS software. The temperature distribution map was overlapped on the 3D object model produced by means of RGB photographs for comparison with the 3D model produced by the thermal images of the same surface. The temperature distribution in the discontinuity regions that can be clearly seen as rough was examined and obtained results proved that there is a strong relationship between roughness and temperature of the rock surfaces.
Authors and Affiliations
Abdullah Harun İncekara, Dursun Zafer SEKER, Celil Serhan Tezcan, Erkan Bozkurtoğlu, Cem GAZİOĞLU
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP232372
- DOI -
- Views 105
- Downloads 0
The Problems and Solution Offers, Faced During The 3d Modeling Process Of Sekiliyurt Underground Shelters With Terrestrial Laser Scanning Method
The aim of this research is, to find out the practicality of using terrestrial laser scanners in the area of 3D modeling of underground cities and underground shelters and to offer a suggestion for possible problems. Our...
Source identification of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) in the urban environment of İstanbul
In this study, İstanbul-Tuzla Region atmosphere is selected as the working area because of this region contains shipyards and shipyard-related side product industries. To examine the PAHs as atmospheric inputs, 46 ambien...
A novel approach to automatic detection of interest points in multiple facial images
The human face includes different colors and forms due to its complexity. Therefore, facial image processing comprises even more problems than image processing of other objects. Interest point detection is one of the imp...
Analysis of flood susceptibility and zonation for risk management using frequency ratio model in District Charsadda, Pakistan
This study focuses on the analysis of flood susceptibility and resultant zonation for risk management using frequency ratio model in District Charsadda, Pakistan. To achieve the study objectives, a reconnaissance survey...
Spatial Variation of Ground water Quality Parameters and its Suitability for Drinking at Makutopora Aquifer, Dodoma Municipality, Tanzania
A study was conducted to benchmark the ground water quality parameters and its spatial variation from Makutopora boreholes which are found 32 km from Dodoma town. A total of 90 samples (from both deep and shallow wells)...