Geração de modelos digitais de superfície compostos utilizando imagens do sensor PRISM/ALOS

• Autor(a) principal: Egg, Giovanni Chagas
• Data de Publicação: 2012
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: LOCUS Repositório Institucional da UFV
• Texto Completo: http://locus.ufv.br/handle/123456789/3783
• topic: Modelagem digital do relevo; Fotogrametria; Sensor PRISM; Modeling digital signage; Photogrammetry; Sensor PRISM; CNPQ::CIENCIAS EXATAS E DA TERRA::GEOCIENCIAS::GEODESIA::FOTOGRAMETRIA

This study aims to evaluate the altimetric accuracy of Digital Surface Models - DSM and generation of a DSM composed using scene taken by PRISM Sensor - Panchromatic Remote Sensing Instrument for Stereo Mapping (viewing directions Backward, Forward and Nadir) which is located aboard the ALOS satellite (Advanced Land Observing Satellite). The Toutin Model is used to perform on the realization of geometric correction of images, were that took into account the influence of the number of control points and tie points for generation of DSMs. There were generated 54 models divided into four tests which look forward to determinate the minimum number of tie points to be used for the generation of DSM (test 01), the adequacy of the methodology proposed by IBGE (2009) for the region studied, whose relief has different characteristics employed by this agency (test 02), the influence of increasing the number of control points on the altimetric quality DSMs (test 03) and the effect of the combination of the three viewing directions behavior and the use of different strategies of correlation between images and spatial resolution of the models in the final products accuracy (test 04). The DSM derived from each test were evaluated by use of the Decree-Law 89.817/1984 and those which recieved better ratings were submitted to a local analysis, where it was investigated the behavior of the altitude values using the PEC for an area located in Viçosa and a empirical analysis was employed, in order to verify the behavior of pixels located regions that had shades of vegetation and cloud shadows using for that the correlation coefficient of epipolar pairs generated for each DSM besides conducting analysis of the effects of slope on the quality altimetric using as base the correlation coefficient. The DSMs that showed better results after the use of all these tests were used for the orthorectification of the Nadir scene and orthoimages, were evaluated globally using the PEC and the local way, in order to verify the influence of radiometric resolution on the vectorization of orthoimage. The DSM used for orthorectification also underwent a final examination, which took place a refinement in their altitude values by employing the Koppe s Formula modified by Kraus (2004) that takes into account the influence of slope and the scale factor when taken on the scenes of aerial images which led to a Composed DSM consisted of all pixels that presented a lower standard deviation. The results revealed that the PRISM sensor allows to obtain DSMs of consistent standards for the National Mapping Scale 1:25.000, with the need to use a minimum number of seven control points associated with twelve tie points and use of viewing directions Backward x Nadir for the generation of models. The increase in the number of control points to perform the correction using the geometric Toutin model did not bring significant improvements to the quality of altimetric DSMs evaluated, although they showed the best results were those that used 60 control points in their generation. The methodology proposed by IBGE (2009) proved to be applicable to regions with similar characteristics to those studied in this work, although there is a need for testing in areas with similar characteristics studied. Using the Koppe s Formula modified was satisfactory, allowing to associate in a single DSM the lowest indicative altimetric errors found for the altimetric component, and the results were superior to the other models evaluated. The orthoimages obtained are classified in Class A of the Decree-Law for the scale of 1:25.000, however due to the low radiometric resolution of the scenes PRISM (8 bits) the extraction process of physical elements, especially in urban areas, become difficult to interpret.