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Compare TRIM to eDTM #4

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gcperk opened this issue Feb 12, 2021 · 2 comments
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Compare TRIM to eDTM #4

gcperk opened this issue Feb 12, 2021 · 2 comments
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gcperk commented Feb 12, 2021

Compare the ensemble DTM to current data sources:

  1. TRIM at a province levels
  • Rough comparison at province wide (simple
  • Hot spots
  1. TRIM at known problematic areas
  • lakes - rmse value (?).
  • cross sections/ plot the cross sections. (lakes etc).
  • cutblocks/ fires
  • highly vegetated areas
  • highly variable mountainous areas
  1. For Lakes :
  • lakes <- read in lakes from bcdata
    calc stats for elevations in lakes in both DEMs.
  • Which DEM has a range closer to 0m?
  • graph the elevation range of each lake to ID outliers and compare the spread between the two DEMs visually.
  • ID lakes with elevations differences outside an acceptable threshold in both DEMs
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gcperk commented Feb 23, 2021

Review of data for Deception AOI. A comparison of the eDTM, trim and Lidar dem - showing two transect within Deception (location on which isat points fall.
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Trim is consistently closer to TRIM as compared to eDTM
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gcperk commented Feb 23, 2021

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Lidar subtract eDTM (left) and TRIM (right) for Deception AOI. Range of colours from red (-ve to green/blue (+ve). transparent is where delta is within 5m (-ve or +ve) ]

Overall thoughts

  • TRIM estimates showed larger proportion of data with -5m to +5m than eDTM.
  • eDTM showed bias to under estimate of elevation.
  • eDTM sensitive to cutblocks
  • both TRIM and EDTM showed higher error in areas with high hillshade.
  • eDTM outperformed TRIM in some areas.

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