Qtpv data model and algorithm and its application to geological exploration engineering

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Abstract

3D spatial data model and simulating are the core of 3D GIS can be adopted in different domains. A data model based on Quasi Tri-Prism Volume (QTPV) has been proposed. QTPV definition and its special cases have been discussed. Using QTPV and its special cases, irregular natural geological bodies and regular subsurface engineering can be described efficiently. The proposed model is composed of five primitives and six objects. Data structures and topological relationship of the fives primitives and three objects describing stratigraphy are designed in detail. Some schemes are designed for the QTPV modelling of stratigraphy and subsurface engineering according to modelling data. The model manipulation method of QTPV cutting by an arbitrary plane is discussed. Using VC++ 6.0 programming language integrated with SQL database and OpenGL graphic library under windows environment, a system prototype 3DGeoMV has been developed. The experiment result shows that the QTPV model is feasible and efficient in modelling subsurface engineering. © 2005 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.

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Penggen, C., Wenzhong, S., Jianya, G., & Guoqing, Z. (2005). Qtpv data model and algorithm and its application to geological exploration engineering. Geo-Spatial Information Science, 8(1), 64–71. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02826995

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