Examples from the Boundaries of Geographic Survey: Architecture and Flood Modeling

Barkóczi, Norbert; Bertalan, László; Szabó, Gergely; Deák, Márton; Kari, Szabolcs; Vizi, Judit Csenge; Zagorácz, Márk Balázs; Sik, A.; Riedel, Miklós Márton; Kohán, Balázs; Mészáros, János; Szalai, Zoltán; Szabó, Orsolya; Nagy, Balázs

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“…Coastal Water Management and Oceans. Drones fnd tremendous utility in monitoring and mapping oceans and coastal areas [153,227,228]. Regular monitoring in coastal areas to assess topographic changes requires very detailed and fast mapping technologies that UAS can provide.…”

Section: Water Pollution and Wastewatermentioning

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Uncrewed Aerial Systems in Water Resource Management and Monitoring: A Review of Sensors, Applications, Software, and Issues

Mishra

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Prathiba

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Advances in Civil Engineering

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Uncrewed aerial systems (UASs) are becoming very popular in the domain of water resource mapping and management (WRMM). Being a cheaper and quicker option capable of providing high temporal and spatial resolution data, UAS has become a much sought-after platform for remote sensing. Still, their application in the field is in its early stage. This paper encompasses basic concepts of UAS, different payloads and sensor technologies available, various methodologies for its application in WRMM, different software available, and challenges associated with them, thus presenting a comprehensive review of multiple applications of UAS in different sub-domains of water resources. From cryosphere, rivers and lakes, and coastal areas to sub-surface water, as well as from water quality to wastewater management, the authors have discussed various applications of uncrewed aerial vehicles. At the end of the paper, the authors have identified the issues posing problems in the wider implementation of UAS in WRMM. Also, the future scope of the UAS in WRMM has been discussed.

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Section: Water Pollution and Wastewatermentioning

confidence: 99%

Uncrewed Aerial Systems in Water Resource Management and Monitoring: A Review of Sensors, Applications, Software, and Issues

Mishra

Avtar

Prathiba

et al. 2023

Advances in Civil Engineering

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Water Related Disaster Management Supported by Drone Applications

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2018

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Introduction: Climate change causes more articulated weather conditions: at some places experts count with more droughts while at other places with more floods. Even if features of droughts and floods are total different from each other both of them belongs to water related disaster: in case of drought amount of water is below required while in case of flood amount of water is too much. Drought and flood mean end positions of the water amount scale. Other part drones are around us: more and more applications can be seen almost all part of our life. Therefore it is very important to gather examples and finding possibilities to support water related disasters. Method: This article focuses mainly on author's own practices and experiences using drone however practices and experiences made by others were also adapted to the results of the study as well as the examples wrote in the relevant literatures. Results: On the time scale there are three different options for using drone to support water related disaster management. Before floods drone can take river bed surveys as a kind of preventive application. During flood drone can support decision makers with the "eagle eye" view of the flooded area providing objective and relevant information. After disaster experts can use drones for mapping or remapping the affected area for making quick assessment about damages caused by the flood. In case of forest fire we can also use the above approach however in this article the flood examples of drone applications are dominated.

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Examples from the Boundaries of Geographic Survey: Architecture and Flood Modeling

Cited by 2 publications

References 22 publications

Uncrewed Aerial Systems in Water Resource Management and Monitoring: A Review of Sensors, Applications, Software, and Issues

Uncrewed Aerial Systems in Water Resource Management and Monitoring: A Review of Sensors, Applications, Software, and Issues

Water Related Disaster Management Supported by Drone Applications

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