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Abstract
To develop and calibrate a systematic approach for gullies identification from Digital Elevation Models we measured morphological characteristics of gullies at the Calhoun CZO. Gullies reference perimeters have been defined by a Georgia Tech team during a field survey (June 29-30 2015) through a visual identification of the change in slope at the top of the gully walls (i.e. the point where the relatively flat gully margins starts to slope into the gully). The perimeter coordinates have been acquired using a differential GPS total station (Topcon Hiper Lite +) in RTK (real Time Kinematic) mode with a horizontal accuracy of about 25 cm.
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CCZO -- Geomorphology -- Gully Boundaries -- Calhoun CZO -- (2015)
OVERVIEW
Description/Abstract
To develop and calibrate a systematic approach for gullies identification from Digital Elevation Models we measured morphological characteristics of gullies at the Calhoun CZO. Gullies reference perimeters have been defined by a Georgia Tech team during a field survey (June 29-30 2015) through a visual identification of the change in slope at the top of the gully walls (i.e. the point where the relatively flat gully margins starts to slope into the gully). The perimeter coordinates have been acquired using a differential GPS total station (Topcon Hiper Lite +) in RTK (real Time Kinematic) mode with a horizontal accuracy of about 25 cm.
Creator/Author
Leonardo V. Noto|Yannis Dialynas|Satish Bastola
CZOs
Calhoun
Contact
Leonardo V. Noto, Università di Palermo, viale delle scienze, 90135 Palermo, Italy – leonardo.noto@unipa.it
SUBJECTS
Disciplines
Geomorphology|Hydrology
Topics
Geomorphology
Subtopic
Gully Boundaries
Keywords
geomorphology|gullies|landforms|elevation
Variables
Gully boundaries (acquired as separate points and a-posteriori transformed in polylines)
Variables ODM2
Topographic Position
TEMPORAL
Date Start
2015-06-29
Date End
2015-06-30
SPATIAL
Field Areas
Calhoun CZO Research Area 3
Location
Calhoun CZO
North latitude
34.61555
South latitude
34.613
West longitude
-81.709567
East longitude
-81.703585
REFERENCE
Publications of this data
Noto, L. V., Dialynas, Y., Bastola, S., and Bras, R. L. (2015). Integration of fuzzy logic and image analysis for the detection of gullies in the Calhoun forest using airborne LiDAR data. Calhoun CZO 2015 Summer Science Meeting
CZO ID
4681
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czos | Calhoun |
czo_id | 4681 |
keywords | geomorphology, gullies, landforms, elevation |
variables | Gully boundaries (acquired as separate points and a-posteriori transformed in polylines) |
disciplines | Geomorphology, Hydrology |
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This resource is referenced by | Noto, L. V., Dialynas, Y., Bastola, S., and Bras, R. L. (2015). Integration of fuzzy logic and image analysis for the detection of gullies in the Calhoun forest using airborne LiDAR data. Calhoun CZO 2015 Summer Science Meeting |
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