>> Digital Terrain Modelling: Principles and Methodology
作者: Li Zhilin, Zhu Qing and Gold Chris
出版社: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group (英国)
出版日期:2004年
Digital terrain models have found wide applications in disciplines such as mapping, remote sensing, civil engineering, mining engineering, geology, geomorphology, military engineering, land planning, and communications. Digital Terrain Modeling: Principles and Methodology is the only authored book to provide comprehensive coverage of recent developments in the field. The volume includes an examination of data acquisition and a review of the presentation of DTMs, in databases, in contour form, and in various forms of computer graphics. It explores the theories, methods, and algorithms of digital terrain modeling, and focuses on quality control and accuracy. This book discusses extensions of digital terrain models for specific problems and anticipates where this research will lead.
目 录
Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
Terrain Descriptors and Sampling Strategy
Chapter 3
Techniques for Acquisition of DTM Source Data
Chapter 4
Digital Terrain Surface Modelling
Chapter 5
Generation of Triangulated Irregular Networks (TIN)
Chapter 6
Interpolation Techniques for terrain surface modelling
Chapter 7
Quality Control in Terrain Data Acquisition
Chapter 8
Accuracy of Digital Terrain Models
Chapter 9
Multi-scale Representations of Digital Terrain Models
Chapter 10
Management of DTM Data
Chapter 11
Contouring from Digital Terrain Models
Chapter 12
Visualization of Digital Terrain Models
Chapter 13
Interpretation of Digital Terrain Models
Chapter 14 Applications of Digital Terrain Models
chapter 15
Beyond Digital Terrain Modelling