Building a process for measuring and creating exposed topographic maps using UAV technology to serve teaching students majoring in Road and Cartography Engineering

Abstract

Construction, exploitation, and closure of surface mining, and topographic maps at large scales of 1:2000, 1:1000, and 1:500 are permanent tools to directly serve the management and organization of mine production and management. Large-scale maps are a tool to monitor changes in the mine bank deformation process, supporting the process of stabilizing mine bank control - a decisive factor for efficiency and safety on the mining site. The role of large-scale topographic maps in surface mining and the reality of geodetic-mapping work in mines shows that creating large-scale maps in surface mining using UAV technology is a regular job, takes up the most time and effort in the work of surface mining surveying and plays an important role in teaching students of surveying and mapping engineering.