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Breach Geometry Studies Using Depth Detection Technology

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Author(s): Rubens Gomes Dias CAMPOS; Aloysio Portugal Maia SALIBA

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Keywords: 3D Scanner; physical models; cascade dam breach geometry; breach equation; breach formation time

Abstract:

The use of a 3D Scanner allowed the acquisition of dam breach geometry on a physical model. This technique is widely used in interactive movement entertainment and was adapted for this study’s aims. The conceived apparatus collected breach geometry from a physical model built to evaluate a channel’s cascade dam break. The 3D Scanner mapped breach sur- faces and allowed the input on image processing software to generate its digital surface and elevation contours, reducing measurement errors since it is a non-contact method. An apparatus was then developed to enable accurate scanning since this feature’s original function was motion detection. The apparatus consisted of a platform assembled on rails, installed over channel walls, supporting a Kinect II (Microsoft Corporation ® 3D Scanner), connected to a notebook.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25171/InstGeoph_PAS_Publs-2021-012

Year: 2021

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