ELABORACIÓN DE UNA RESTITUCIÓN CATASTRAL UTILIZANDO VEHÍCULOS AÉREOS NO TRIPULADOS
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Las representaciones cartográficas producto de la aplicación de vehículos aéreos no tripulados (UAV / drones) presentes en la fotogrametría actual pueden situarse actualmente en un rango cercano a escalas 1/1000 - 1/500 e incluso mayores, dada la cercanía posible del sensor con el terreno. Estas escalas corresponden a un segmento de transición entre el trabajo propiamente fotogramétrico y aquél proveniente de lo levantamientos topográficos, generando la necesidad de concebir una simbolización acorde al detalle capturado en la restitución fotogramétrica (planos vectoriales). El presente trabajo muestra el desarrollo de una restitución a escala 1/1000 proveniente de un estudio realizado en una localidad de tipo urbano/rural del sur de Chile, destinada a la generación de planos catastrales mediante el uso de drones, en la cual se han puesto en práctica innovaciones en cuanto a la representación pictórica de los planos producidos a la escala citada mediante el uso de algoritmos para la diferenciación de componentes del terreno.Downloads
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