Multiscale DEM (Digital Elevation Model) modeling method giving consideration to contents of surface hydrology
A modeling method and context technology, applied in the field of multi-scale DEM modeling considering the context of surface hydrology, can solve problems such as lack of algorithmic models, achieve the effect of improving automation and generation efficiency, and ensuring topology and logic consistency
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[0062] One, at first, introduce the theoretical knowledge that the present invention relates to.
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[0064] DEM data synthesis, derived from a larger scale (high resolution) DEM to a smaller scale (low resolution) DEM, is to summarize and simplify terrain information, rather than simply discarding detailed features. Therefore, although DEM synthesis is usually expressed as data compression at the operational level, at the operational decision-making level, the terrain features contained in DEM should be used as the geographical basis, and it should be associated with the data model as the spatial context of the comprehensive behavior. Collaborative simplification. As far as geomorphological elements are concerned, topographic relief reflects that mature valleys and ridges have obvious water collection and water separation characteristics. This is not only the theoretical basis for surface hydrological analysis and hydrological element extraction i...
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