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Three-Dimensional Reconstruction and Deformation Identification of Slope Models Based on Structured Light Method
Zhijian Chen1,2, Changxing Zhang1,2, Zhiyi Tang1,2
1Faculty of Civil Engineering and Mechanics, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650500, China.
Abstract:
In this study, we propose a meticulous method for the three-dimensional modeling of slope models using structured light, a swift and cost-effective technique. Our approach aims to enhance the understanding of slope behavior during landslides by capturing and analyzing surface deformations. The methodology involves the initial capture of images at various stages of landslides, followed by the application of the structured light method for precise three-dimensional reconstructions at each stage. The system's low-cost nature and operational convenience make it accessible for widespread use. Subsequently, a comparative analysis is conducted to identify regions susceptible to severe landslide disasters, providing valuable insights for risk assessment. Our findings underscore the efficacy of this system in facilitating a qualitative analysis of landslide-prone areas, offering a swift and cost-efficient solution for the three-dimensional reconstruction of slope models.

