Sun,Jian
Vol. 2, Issue 2, Pages: 115-136(2025)
Doi:https://doi.org/10.62639/sspjiess19.20250202
ISSN:3006-0702
EISSN:3006-4260
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In the surveying and geographic information industry, it is extremely important to match control points to terrain data such as DSM. After matching the measurement control points with DSM,the position and elevation in the high-precision DSM digital model can be used to analyze and evaluate the quality of the measurement control points. Conversely, the coordinates of high-precision measurement control points can be used to correct the plane position and elevation in DSM, making them consistent with the coordinates of the control points and more accurately reflecting surface information. This study mainly adopts a method that takes into account global elevation differences and can achieve matching between measurement control points and DSM while minimizing global elevation differences.The algorithm designed in this article is based on principles such as affine transformation,and effectively solves the main problem of traditional control point and DSM matching by measuring the root mean square error (RMSE)of elevation anomalies between control point data and DSM terrain data,achieving high-precision matching between measurement control points and DSM.The main research content of this article is as follows: (1) We used satellite laser point cloud control point data and DEM terrain data released by the United States Geological Survey. After a brief introduction, we carried out preprocessing steps such as extracting high-precision control point data and converting the plane and elevation benchmarks of the two types of data. (2) The experimental data was divided into three groups of test data, and the matching results were obtained using the designed matching method. The results were compared with the single point matching experimental group as a control. The analysis showed that the matching method that takes into account the minimum global elevation difference has a significant improvement in matching accuracy, and the improvement is related to the terrain characteristics of the study area.
KeywordDigital Surface Model;Control points;Affine transformation;Global elevation difference;Root mean square error;LiDAR point cloud