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Monitoring River Health in the Murray-Darling Basin using Full Wave Form LiDAR FUNGIS FUNGIS 30 May 2011 30 May 2011 Alys Alys Wall Wall

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Page 1: Monitoring River Health in the Murray-Darling Basin using Full Wave Form LiDAR

Monitoring River Health in the Murray-Darling Basin using Full Wave Form LiDAR

FUNGISFUNGIS30 May 201130 May 2011AlysAlys WallWall

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Outline1. Sustainable Rivers Audit Case

Study2. Full waveform LiDAR3. Physical Form Variables4. Examples5. Vegetation Variables6. Examples

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Sustainable Rivers Audit

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Sustainable Rivers Audit (SRA)• Establish 1750 Reference Condition

• Assess five themes against reference condition

1. Fish

2. Macro Invertebrates

3. Hydrology

4. Physical Form (of River Channels)

5. Vegetation• Ongoing monitoring of themes against land-use, water–use

vegetation cover, Climate

Background

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Methods• Metrics = Observed/Expected• Expected = Reference Condition value

Integration:• to indicators, Theme Indices, Ecosystem health• using Expert Rules

Current DataCurrent Data Reference DataReference Data

MetricsMetrics

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Aggregation: from Site to Basin

• Zones for stratifying sampling effort

• Samples at random sites or census of reaches within Zones

• Aggregation from– Site to Zone; and– Zone to Valley.

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Full Wave Form LiDAR

(Chauve, 2007)

• Entire backscattered signal recorded• Acquisition of a continuous section • Additional information on the illuminated surface structure

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Data collection for new ThemesDerived layers and data include:• 1 m surfaces• 25 cm contour lines• Vegetation height surfaces• Bank and channel delineation• Channel wetted area polygons• Bank geometry and vegetation height

measurements• Summarised to valley/zone reporting of

River Health (observed vs expected)

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Project ScopeSITES

23 Valleys across 1M sq. kmX 70 sites per Valley = 1610 river sites

+ 31 control sites near airfields+ 71 check sites= Total 1710 surveyed sites

Primary DATA SETS27 x base data sets for each site

Measurements50 x Physical Form Channel Measurements for each of 19 transectsper site.

17 x Vegetation Measurements per bank area per vegetation polygon.

TOTALOver 2,000,000 measurementsOver: 200,000 files

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Full Wave Form LiDAR

(TopoSys, 2007)

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Full Wave Form LiDAR

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Full Wave Form LiDAR

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Vexcel Imagery

RGBVNIR

Vexcel Survey ParametersAltitude: 1,500m, 1 flight strip per siteResolution: 30cm - no Pan SharpeningAccuracy: 50cm

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Physical Form Variables

Mean Channel WidthChannel Mean DepthChannel Width VariabilityChannel SinuosityChannel Meander WavelengthLongitudinal Bank Variability

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(Gippel, 2008)

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1. Map Channel Features2. Generate 19 x transect profiles3. Measure 50 x Channel attributes for each site / transect

Left Bank Length

Convexity Left B.

Bed width

Channel Width

x-sectional area

Channel Depth

Left Bank Inflexions

Right B

ank

Angle

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LiDAR Vegetation VariableCanopy Height

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Vegetation

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Pink = < 10 cmBrown = 10 cm to 50 cm

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Green = 50 cm to 1m

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Orange = 1 to 3 mPurple = > 3m

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Wetted Riversurface

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Wetted Riversurface

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Summary: SRA Report II due to be released mid 2011Full extent of LiDAR metrics for geomorphology

and vegetation still to be investigated

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Conclusion

Full waveform LiDARis extremely information rich data for environmental assessment

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Thank you

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Vegetation