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Prof. Ruijue Wang

at Chengdu Polytechnic

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Proceedings Article | 15 October 2021 Paper

Through the bamboo forest: application of UAV in a Linpan development project

Ruijue Wang, Qian Guo

Proceedings Volume 11933, 1193325 (2021) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2614982

KEYWORDS: Unmanned aerial vehicles, Data modeling, 3D modeling, Clouds, LIDAR, Cameras, Photogrammetry, Solid modeling, Sensors, Laser scanners

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Since 2017, the rural revitalization strategy has been one of China's seven significant strategies for comprehensively building a modern and powerful socialist country. It has brought new development ideas and a powerful force for the Chengdu area to achieve the five goals of reform and development in rural areas represented by Linpan in Sichuan Policy support. This Project takes the Yongxing Linpan development project as an example, and the Project aims to what application on the Linpan settlements revitalization by using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) looks like, in terms of the digital survey, the building information modeling (BIM) construction, site analysis, and planning effects rendering. Why do people use UAVs as digital survey vehicles? How could people create a landscape information model by combining point cloud data and BIM? Do point cloud data caught by UAVs enhance the effects of the planning? These questions go beyond the mere forms of the digital record and object visualization to provide a unique insight into the function of UAVs in Linpan development projects.

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