会议专题

Vegetation Height Extraction of Transmission line Corridor Based on Spaceborne SAR Data

  Vegetation encroachment in transmission line corridors may cause electric power blackouts.Currently,manual inspection and airborne LiDAR inspection are used to detect dangerous vegetation,but there are problems of low efficiency and small detection range.With the development of the Ubiquitous power Internet of things,traditional inspection methods will gradually be replaced.The development of synthetic aperture radar(SAR)remote sensing technology makes it possible to efficiently and wide-area monitor the risk of vegetation in transmission line corridors.In this paper,a transmission line corridor with the risk of tree discharge in 220 kV Jiangyou-Tianming transmission line is selected as the research object.Based on the ALOS PALSAR dual-polarized satellite data,the improved three-stage algorithm considering the terrain factor is used to extract the tree height in the sample areas along the transmission line corridor.In addition,the accuracy of the extracted tree height was verified by using the airborne LiDAR data collected in the field.The results indicate that the correlation coefficient R between the extracted tree height and the measured one is 0.835,and the RMSE is 1.923 m.Besides,vegetation height extraction of the transmission line corridor with the spaceborne SAR data is feasible,which can provide some reference for the application of threat warning in transmission line corridors.

Transmission line corridor Vegetation encroachment Synthetic aperture radar Tree height extraction Airborne LiDAR

Feng-lian LIU Yong-xing CAO Yu LI Jun ZHU Xiang-hang BU

State Grid Sichuan Electric Power Research Institute,Chengdu 610072,China School of Electrical Engineering,Southwest Jiaotong University,Chengdu 611756,China

国际会议

2019 International Conference on Informatics, Control and Robotics 2019信息学、控制和机器人学国际会议(ICICR2019)

上海

英文

116-122

2019-06-16(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)