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Complex Monitoring of the Coastal Cliffs on the Example of Cliff in Jastrzebia Gora, Poland
PublicationThe cliff coasts, which are in total about 100 km long, are especially vulnerable to abrasion. The mean regression of the studied object which is the seacliff in Jastrzebia Gora depends on time. For example, from 1875 to 1937 the cliff regress 90 m in mean pace of 1.4 meter a year. Besides of natural factors causing the degradation, there is also an anthropogenic activity, which speeds up the abrasion process. Based on these informations,...
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UAV Survey Images - 3D Model - Jastrzebia Gora Cliff 07.2017- MP1
Open Research DataDataset description: Raw images from photogrammetric survey. Object: Cliff in Jastrzebioa GoraLocation: Jastrzebia Gora, Pomerania, PolandDrone type: DJI Mavic Pro 1Flight plan: Single Grid/Free FlightTarget Product: 3D ModelDate: 06.07.2017Direct georeferencing: yesMetadata data: yes/GPSGCP: NOGCP Quality: N/ACamera Name: DJI FC220Model type: PerspectiveImage...
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UAV Survey Images - 3D Model - Jastrzebia Gora Cliff 11.2017- MP1
Open Research DataDataset description: Raw images from photogrammetric survey. Object: Cliff in Jastrzebioa GoraLocation: Jastrzebia Gora, Pomerania, PolandDrone type: DJI Mavic Pro 1Flight plan: Single Grid/Free FlightTarget Product: 3D ModelDate: 05.11.2017Direct georeferencing: yesMetadata data: yes/GPSGCP: NOGCP Quality: N/ACamera Name: DJI FC220Model type: PerspectiveImage...
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Reliability-Based Stability Analysis of a Baltic Cliff by the Combined Response Surface Method
PublicationA simple, straightforward computational procedure was proposed, incorporating the Response Surface Method (RSM) linked with the standard Monte Carlo (MC) simulation method and the Point Estimate Method (PEM). PEM samples make it possible to analyse the sensitivity of the cliff’s stability to variation in subsoil parameters and to reduce the number of random variables of the problem. The proposed methods were tested in two cases:...
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A new approach of coastal cliff monitoring using Mobile Laser Scanning
PublicationThe article proposes a new approach of coastal cliff monitoring which bases on a new comprehensive monitoring system, being a combination of mobile scanning from the sea with the geotechnical stability analysis. Mobile laser scanning is an innovative solution for 3D data collection which allows the monitored object geometry to be precisely measured, thus providing opportunities for series of analyses contributing to the development...
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Stability Assessment of Coastal Cliffs Incorporating Laser Scanning Technology and a Numerical Analysis
PublicationWe investigated the cli coast in Jastrzebia Gora, Poland. The measurements that were taken between 2014 and 2018 by applying terrestrial, mobile, and airborne laser scanning describe a huge geometric modification involving dislocations in a 2.5 m range. Dierential maps and a volumetric change analysis made it possible to identify the most deformed cli’s location. Part of the monitoring of coastal change involved the measurement...