Accuracy assessment of digital elevation models produced from different geomatics data
Joint Authors
Abd Allah, Qasim K.
Ulwan, Imzahim Abd al-Karim
Abawi, Zaynah Walid Samuil
Source
Engineering and Technology Journal
Issue
Vol. 38, Issue 11A (30 Nov. 2020), pp.1580-1592, 13 p.
Publisher
Publication Date
2020-11-30
Country of Publication
Iraq
No. of Pages
13
Main Subjects
Topics
Abstract EN
Digital Elevation Models (DEM) are now being used in several geospatial applications.
DEMs play an important role in the preliminary surveys for constructing dams and reservoirs, highways, canals, and projects in which earth work is essential.
In many remote sensing applications, DEMs have become a significant tool for InSAR (Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar) processing, ground cover classification and images ortho-rectification.
In this study, the accuracy of DEMs obtained from ALOS V1.1, ASTER V2, SRTM V3 and other obtained from a pair of Pleiades high-resolution (PHR) 1B satellites in a study area were evaluated after comparing them with high accuracy GNSS/RTK checkpoints.
The SRTM3, ALOS V1.1, ASTER V2 DEM revealed a Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) of 2.234m, 0.838m, and 15.116m respectively; while the DEM which is produced from a 0.5m resolution of Pleiades 0.5m shows an RMSE of 0.642m.
The correct bias Linear transformation algorithm was used and the RMSE results were: SRTM V3 (1.319m), ALOS V1.1 (0.830m), ASTER V2 (3.815m), and PHR (0.433m).
The results showed that the ALOS V1.1 model is the most accurate ofthe open source models followed by the SRTM V3 model and then followed by ASTER V2.
The results obtained from a pair by Pleiades high-resolution (PHR) 1B satellites show a higher accuracy than the results obtained from the open source are now being used in several geospatial applications.
DEMs play an important role in the preliminary surveys for constructing dams and reservoirs, highways, canals, and projects in which earth work is essential.
In many remote sensing applications, DEMs have become a significant tool for InSAR (Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar) processing, ground cover classification and images ortho-rectification.
In this study, the accuracy of DEMs obtained from ALOS V1.1, ASTER V2, SRTM V3 and other obtained from a pair of Pleiades high-resolution (PHR) 1B satellites in a study area were evaluated after comparing them with high accuracy GNSS/RTK checkpoints.
The SRTM3, ALOS V1.1, ASTER V2 DEM revealed a Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) of 2.234m, 0.838m, and 15.116m respectively; while the DEM which is produced from a 0.5m resolution of Pleiades 0.5m shows an RMSE of 0.642m.
The correct bias Linear transformation algorithm was used and the RMSE results were: SRTM V3 (1.319m), ALOS V1.1 (0.830m), ASTER V2 (3.815m), and PHR (0.433m).
The results showed that the ALOS V1.1 model is the most accurate ofthe open source models followed by the SRTM V3 model and then followed by ASTER V2.
The results obtained from a pair by Pleiades high-resolution (PHR) 1B satellites show a higher accuracy than the results obtained from the open source models
American Psychological Association (APA)
Ulwan, Imzahim Abd al-Karim& Abawi, Zaynah Walid Samuil& Abd Allah, Qasim K.. 2020. Accuracy assessment of digital elevation models produced from different geomatics data. Engineering and Technology Journal،Vol. 38, no. 11A, pp.1580-1592.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-1020858
Modern Language Association (MLA)
Ulwan, Imzahim Abd al-Karim…[et al.]. Accuracy assessment of digital elevation models produced from different geomatics data. Engineering and Technology Journal Vol. 38, no. 11A (2020), pp.1580-1592.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-1020858
American Medical Association (AMA)
Ulwan, Imzahim Abd al-Karim& Abawi, Zaynah Walid Samuil& Abd Allah, Qasim K.. Accuracy assessment of digital elevation models produced from different geomatics data. Engineering and Technology Journal. 2020. Vol. 38, no. 11A, pp.1580-1592.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-1020858
Data Type
Journal Articles
Language
English
Notes
Includes bibliographical references : p. 1592
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BIM-1020858