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Published: Građevinar 69 (2017) 3
Paper type: Preliminary report
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Influence of pit removal algorithms on surface runoff simulation

Sanja Šamanović, Damir Medak, Duška Kunštek

Abstract

The digital terrain model (DTM) with removed pits is a precondition for hydrologic analysis. Two pit removal methods, the carving method and the filling method, are investigated in the paper for three different geomorphometric areas. The input data are digital elevation models (DEM) created by interpolation from photogrammetric surveying in the spatial resolution of 5x5 meters. A recommendation for the use of a more acceptable DEM creation method without pits, involving minimum geomorphometric changes, is given based on geomorphometric and statistical analyses. The importance of selecting a correct algorithm is proven.

Keywords
DTM , DEM, Interpolation, pit removal, carving method, filling method

HOW TO CITE THIS ARTICLE:

Šamanović, S., Medak, D., Kunštek, D.: Influence of pit removal algorithms on surface runoff simulation, GRAĐEVINAR, 69 (2017) 3, pp. 183-198, doi: https://doi.org/10.14256/JCE.1543.2015

OR:

Šamanović, S., Medak, D., Kunštek, D. (2017). Influence of pit removal algorithms on surface runoff simulation, GRAĐEVINAR, 69 (3), 183-198, doi: https://doi.org/10.14256/JCE.1543.2015

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Authors:
sanja samanovic
Sanja Šamanović
University of Zagreb
Faculty of Geodesy
DamirMedak WEB
Damir Medak
University of Zagreb
Faculty of Geodesy
Kunstek WEB
Duška Kunštek
University of Zagreb
Faculty of Civil Engineering