Terrestrial laser scanning applied to geomorphological and speleological research of the Locality Ledove sluje (Ice Caves) in Podyji National Park, Czech Republic.

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Authors	KUDA František DIVÍŠEK Jan KIRCHNER Karel
Year of publication	2013
Type	Conference abstract
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Science
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Description	Ledové sluje (Ice Caves) is one of the most unique localities in Podyjí National Park. There is highly protected system of pseudokarst caves with specific cold microclimate. Relief of this territory has developed from extensive rock slides. This extreme terrain conditions complicate geomorphological investigation and mapping with classical methods. It led to use a terrestrial laser scanning method to measure surface and caves in this locality. Based on the terrestrial laser scanning data, authors were able to transform and link a topographic map and original speleological plans from 90’s of 20th century to the 3D model.
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