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  • ACRS 1998


    Poster Session 3
    Updating and application of DTM on Violent Hill-Slope Land Development


    Result Analysis and Discussion
    1.Change of Elevation

    By overlaying, we can compare the change of elevation of DTM before and after the development. The statistics file of elevation change chart can signify The maximum, minimum, average , and standard deviation of elevation change. Table 2 shown:

    MinMaxAver.Standard deviation
    -71.991104.583-0.0072.421
    Table 2 Elevation change statistics of the full

    If only is the developed site put into calculation, as table 3 shown:

    MinMaxAver.Standard deviatIon
    -71.991104.583-0.0072.421
    Unit: meters

    Table 3 Elevation change statistics of the Developed area

    As table 2 and 3 shows, negative signifies (blue) cut, positive (red) fill and (white) cut-and-fill balance. Table 2 shows the cut depth reaches 71.991 meters, fill height 104.583 meters. It shows clearly the violent situation of cut-and-fill,-the average, -0.393 is that of the total developed site. Negative signifies that cut and fill is not balance, that cut volume is greater than the fill volume.

    Table 4 shows the elevation change of the different developed sites. The result is similar to the reality. The total cut depth reaches 32008.1 meters. With a resolution of 40 meters, we can get the total cut volume, that is 51,210,000 cubic meter. And the total fill height is 30060.6 meters. In the same way, we can get the total fill volume,48,090,000 cubic meter. We can conclude that the total soil loss is 3,120,000 cubic meter. From above, the situation of the development in different developed sites and the disturbance site is known easily and quickly.

     MinimumMaximumAverageStandard dev.
    Full developed area-71.991104.583-0.39317.775
    Full watershed-71.991104.583-0.0072.421
    Yu-san Lau-yea golf course-71.991104.58310.48827.258
    Pau-Fu golf course-60.87742.428-2.10719.858
    Li-Yi goal course-6844-3.44920.280
    San-In golf course-47.30926.0570.01510.495
    Lan-In golf course 3.52328.12116.9535.000
    Liou-Fu village recreation site-20.96711-6.5645.355
    Siang-Tsoon golf course-44.86622.751-3.49212.099
    Free way-43.04222.162-5.6359.889
    Table 4 The statistics of cutting filling depth in every developed sits

    2. Comparison of the physiographic parameter :
    (1) Slope
    Divide the slope before and after the development into six grades, and Compare the percentages of the gardes. Table 5 shown:

    SlopeBefore DevelopmentAfter DevelopmentDifference %
    Areas(ha)%Area(ha)%
    0~5%3100.9614.53309.5614.50-0.03
    5-15%3506.4016.433673.7617.220.79
    15-30%5816.0027.265847.2027.410.15
    30-40%3485.4416.333388.0015.88-0.45
    40-55%3234.4015.163138.8814.71-0.45
    Over 55%2195.0410.292192.4810.28-0.01
    Table 5 Difference of slope Grade Before and After Development

    The table demonstrates there is a striking slope increase in Grade 2 and a lesser increase in grade 3.There two grades increase 19.3%, and Grade 4 and grade 5 reduce to 9.24%. There is striking reduction in them. But the changes in Grade 1 and Grade 6 are slight. This demonstrates that the cut-and-fill turn steep slopes into flat plain with connect to mining field, playground and highway and the construction of numerous golf courses. especially, the result is greatly influenced by the regulation that the golf course slope is limited to 15%.


    Figure 2. Developed area boundary overlaying DTM

    Figure.3 Developed area boundary overlaying updated DTM

    Figure.4 Shaded DTM before development

    Figure.5 Shaded DTM after development

    Figure.6 Cut and fill location of full area

    Figure.7 The detailed Cut and fill of Pau-fu Golf Course

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