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(2) data processing:
In order to get the needed information we need to do some process with
the raw data,which included: trajectory assurance, laser data processing,
data classification, coordination setting, photo orientation, DEM making.
(3) route design optimization:
According to line design’s need we could optimize the route design and
staking design process on the basis of precise orthophoto, point clouds,
DEM and combination of 2D and 3D data.
2.2.2characteristics
(1) On the base of DEM, DSM, DOM and needed parameters we could
acquire the section data automatically, quickly and efficiently.
(2) Based on the section data and real 3D circumstance we could
optimize staking design. Also we could analyze powerlines’ each
parameters according staking coordination, staking section data and
houses distribution map.
(3) The design optimization based on precise 3D scene which was made
through DEM, DSM and DOM concluded route, space measurement,
avoiding of landscape, farmland and building, earthwork calculation,
remove calculation and so on. The optimization process was quick,
exact and intelligent.
(4) LiDAR 3D production could perfectly connect with CAS system and
other professional softwares to make the design of 3D staking fragment
and basement more easy.
Figure 3.point clouds and image production
(5)LiDAR 3D data made powerline, circumstance, and social factors
into one system, which integrated the powerline choosing, circumstance,
disaster, social development and incarnated the circumstance, humanlity
and social characteristics of powerline choosing.
2.23 digital transfer
The final data we gave clients were digital format which comprised
precise terrain and staking information. The clients could input these
data to their power grid management system to do after construction
management which saved money for them.
23 Application in constructed powerlines
This usage involved powerline checking(dangerous points, distance
between lines), asset management and professional analysis.
23.1 powerline checking
The most important work for powerline checking was to find the
abnormal equipment, dangerous points and the threat to lines. Through
LiDAR highly precise point clouds data we could check whether the
distance between lines and building, vegetable was suitable for safety
requirement Through LiDAR highly clear pictures we could decide the
equipments and channels were normal or not.
23.2 asset management
We could make 3D models for the powerline through DOM and DEM
which were made from LiDAR laser and photo data. From these models
we could tell the terrains(including trees and buildings) of the lines, the
staking sites and models. That combined with electric equipment
parameters we could manage the powerline asset
233 professional analysis
Because LiDAR data were highly precise all models exactly matched
with the real world. Combined with the temperature, humidity and wind
speed which sent back from the inspection devices we could make kinds
of professional analysis, such as the changes of lines when they under
different temperature, wind speed and ice cover and trees situations,
through power grid 3D model. These analysis gave decision support for
lines management.
3 THE SYSTEM FOR POWER GRID MANAGEMENT
Focused on LiDAR technology’s trait and the demand for electric
industry we studied the relationship between GIS technology and
electric industry and found solutions to use GIS in electric industry.
Those were solution to power grid project(plan, reconnaissance, design,
construction) and solution to power grid management(operate,
management, maintain).
The system for power grid management was a software aimed at electric
equipments 3D management. The data came from a new powerline or
acquired from lines checking could be input into this system. For the
management department they could manage all of the power grid
through 3D visible models, such as query, location and analysis. That
was what we called digital power grid.
4 Examples
Followings were examples of LiDAR in electrical optimization and
powerline checking.
4.1 route design optimization
In order to take new technology into electric industry we used LiDAR
technology to optimize the design of Luoping-Baise 500kV second
powerline project. This project started from Luoping 500kV substation
Yunnan province and ended at Baise substation Guangxi province. The
total length for the recommended solution was 286.1 kilometers.
We finished the optimization job through OnePLD system based on
LiDAR data. Through the system we designed the route and staking.
From total comparison the whole invest was about 7.8318 million less
than the recommended solution. Also the optimized solution had less
effect on the environment.