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Application of 3D Laser Scanning Technology in Complex Rock Foundation Design

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Taking the complex landform of Tanxi Mountain Landscape Bridge as an example, the application of 3D laser scanning technology in the mapping of complex rock foundations is studied in this paper. A set of 3D laser scanning technologies are formed and several key engineering problems are solved. The first is 3D laser scanning technology of complex landforms. 3D laser scanning technology is used to obtain a complete 3D point cloud data model of the complex landform. The detailed and accurate results of the surveying and mapping decrease the measuring time and supplementary measuring times. The second is 3D collaborative modeling of the complex landform. A 3D model of the complex landform is established based on the 3D point cloud data model. The super-structural foundation model is introduced for 3D collaborative design. The optimal design plan is selected and the construction progress is accelerated. And the last is finite-element analysis technology of the complex landform foundation. A 3D model of the complex landform is introduced into ANSYS for building a finite element model to calculate anti-slide stability of the rock, and provides a basis for the landform foundation design and construction.

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The paper is supported by the Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai, Research on technology of assembled integrated concrete for residential building design (No. 15DZ1203503).

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  1. Huadong Architectural Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd, No. 18, Lane 600, Nanchezhan Rd., Huangpu District, Shanghai, China

    Ma Junjie, Lu Dan & Liu Zhilong

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Junjie, M., Dan, L. & Zhilong, L. Application of 3D Laser Scanning Technology in Complex Rock Foundation Design. 3D Res 8, 34 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13319-017-0144-9

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