The Litto3D project

L. Louvart, C. Grateau
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In 2003 the French Institut Geographique National (IGN) and Service Hydrographique et Oceanographique de la Marine (SHOM) have been tasked by the Prime Minister to join efforts to produce together a seamless, modern, precise topographic and bathymetric model, including possibly the tides, of the entire French coasts. The area envisaged should extend from the 10 metres contour line inland to the distance of 10 kilometres seaward, or 6 nautical miles from the coastal baselines. This project was created to meet hundred or more requirements expressed by coastal managers concerned by the protection and exploitation of the littoral and by users of geo-referenced data; it should become the core of all future integrated coastal management projects. The preliminary study conducted in the Golfe du Morbihan, Southern Brittany, has already proven that France should be spared the strenuous geodetic problems met elsewhere. Thanks to the Napoleonic tradition of keeping common geodetic references inland and at sea, the historical database "Histolitt" could be assembled fairly quickly, leaving in the poorly surveyed areas gaps that could be filled efficiently by modern technologies (laser bathymetry and topography, MBES, RTK, aerial orthophotos, permanent digital tide gauges), allowing metric accuracy on the plane and decimetric precision of heights and depths. A first lidar survey has already been planned in the summer of 2005 in the Golfe du Morbihan to conduct further tests and generate a precise Digital Terrain Model (DTM) at different resolutions (2 /spl times/ 2 m and 4 /spl times/ 4 m). The survey strategy comprises three different approaches, depending on the bathymetric interest, the near shore seabed complexity and the Rapid Environment Assessment military program requirements.
Litto3D项目
2003年,法国国家地理研究所(IGN)和海洋学服务(SHOM)受到总理的委托,共同努力制作一个无缝、现代、精确的地形和水深模型,其中可能包括整个法国海岸的潮汐。设想的区域应从内陆10米等高线延伸到向海10公里的距离,即距离沿海基线6海里。设立这个项目是为了满足关心保护和开发沿海地区的沿海管理人员和地理参考数据用户所提出的上百项或更多要求;它应该成为未来所有沿海综合管理项目的核心。在南布列塔尼的摩尔比汉高尔夫进行的初步研究已经证明,法国应该避免在其他地方遇到的艰苦的大地测量问题。得益于拿破仑时代在内陆和海上保留通用大地测量参考资料的传统,历史数据库“historitt”可以相当快地组装起来,在测量不足的地区留下空白,可以通过现代技术(激光测深和地形,MBES, RTK,航空正射影像仪,永久数字潮汐计)有效地填补,从而实现平面上的公制精度和高度和深度的分制精度。第一次激光雷达调查已经计划于2005年夏天在Golfe du Morbihan进行进一步的测试,并以不同的分辨率(2 /spl次/ 2米和4 /spl次/ 4米)生成精确的数字地形模型(DTM)。调查策略包括三种不同的方法,取决于水深兴趣,近岸海底复杂性和快速环境评估军事计划的要求。
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