Undergraduate Research Experience (REU) NHERI 2019: Assessing Structural Damage during Hurricane Michael of Low-Rise Large-Volume Steel Structures using Structure-from-Motion and LiDAR

Emily Mongold; Jeffrey Berman; Laura Lowes; Joseph Wartman

doi:10.17603/ds2-bwat-jk23

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PRJ-2522 | Undergraduate Research Experience (REU) NHERI 2019: Assessing Structural Damage during Hurricane Michael of Low-Rise Large-Volume Steel Structures using Structure-from-Motion and LiDAR

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Mongold, E., J. Berman, L. Lowes, J. Wartman (2019). Undergraduate Research Experience (REU) NHERI 2019: Assessing Structural Damage during Hurricane Michael of Low-Rise Large-Volume Steel Structures using Structure-from-Motion and LiDAR. DesignSafe-CI. https://doi.org/10.17603/ds2-bwat-jk23

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Data Type(s)	REU
Date of Publication	2019-08-27
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Keywords	Disaster reconnaissance, Hurricane Michael, LiDAR, RAPID facility, Steel structures, Structure-from-Motion
DOI	10.17603/ds2-bwat-jk23
License	Open Data Commons Attribution

Description:

Generation of three-dimensional models of damaged low-rise large-volume steel structures using Structure-from-Motion and light detecting and ranging technology. This project compares the different ways to create a point cloud and analyzes the accuracy of each method. The results from this project can be used to optimize future data collection and processing.