Digital Model of the University of Sonora Campus through Photogrammetry with Drones
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https://doi.org/10.36790/epistemus.v17i34.263Keywords:
Construction management, Aerial photogrammetry, Drone, Digital modelAbstract
The objective of this study was to provide a perspective of the aerial photogrammetry’s scope to carry out different activities in construction engineering in general. Additionally, to determine if a commercial drone is able to perform tasks that facilitate work in some administrative management processes at the University of Sonora for purposes of logistics, planning, maintenance, and work progress records inside the campus. Comparisons were made between physical field measurements in a traditional way, and digital measurements in the 3D point cloud model generated by the software. From this comparison, an average value of 3.7 millimeters of variation per linear meter was obtained.
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