KR102399227B1 - Managing system of underground facilities using gpr detector - Google Patents

Abstract

The underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention collects GPR exploration data of an exploration area using a GPR exploration device, analyzes the GPR exploration data by a learned deep learning network, and provides a method for processing GPR exploration data. After creating a virtual underground facility by means of a GPS-AR device, it is possible to provide the location and information of the underground facility in the construction site to the worker through the GPS-AR device.

Description

Underground facility management system using GPR exploration {MANAGING SYSTEM OF UNDERGROUND FACILITIES USING GPR DETECTOR}

The present invention relates to an underground facility management system using GPR exploration. Specifically, information on underground facilities such as water pipes and gas pipes buried underground at a construction site is obtained through GPR exploration, and information on the obtained underground facilities is obtained. It relates to a management system that can be managed so as not to be damaged during the excavation construction process by using it.

A gas explosion at the Daegu subway construction site in 1995 resulted in a disastrous result of 101 casualties. The gas pipe was damaged during the underground excavation work and the leaked gas exploded. After the Daegu subway accident, although the underground location of so-called lifelines such as water and sewage pipes, gas pipes, and power cables is checked in advance and attention is paid to the excavation work, underground facility damage accidents still occur frequently. Moreover, there is little information on the buried locations of lifelines, and even if there is, it is not accurate due to tectonic shifts or incorrect descriptions.

Currently, paper drawings or electronic drawings are used to locate underground facilities. The location information of pipelines identified by each underground facility operating organization is received and utilized in the form of paper drawings or 2D electronic drawings. However, regardless of the accuracy of the location information provided by each operating organization, it is not easy to apply this location information to the field.

Furthermore, in the case of the recently used electronic tag method, an electronic tag (RFID, QR code) is attached to a ground facility in order to recognize the computerized location information provided by each operating organization in the field, and when the user approaches the tag, the location It is a system in which information is displayed on the screen of the terminal. However, such a marker-based underground facility recognition system has the inconvenience of manufacturing a marker and attaching it to an underground facility. In addition, since the location of the underground facility is not displayed on the terminal at any point on the construction site, but only near the marker, there is a problem in that the work efficiency is also lowered.

In the end, in order to prevent damage to underground facilities during excavation work, it is important to know the exact location of underground facilities above all else, and furthermore, it is necessary for workers on the ground to easily check the location of underground facilities during construction.

The present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and after performing GPR exploration, analyzing the GPR exploration data to confirm the location of the underground facility, and creating a virtual underground facility through the processing method of the GPR exploration data, the GPS Its purpose is to provide an underground facility management system that can provide workers with the location and information of underground facilities in the construction site using AR devices.

On the other hand, other objects not specified in the present invention will be additionally considered within the range that can be easily inferred from the following detailed description and effects thereof.

In order to achieve the above object, the underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention may provide the worker with the location and information of the underground facility in the construction site. The underground facility management system of an embodiment generates a signal to the surface to detect the underground facility below the surface, and the signal is a GPR exploration device that generates GPR exploration raw data by receiving a signal reflected by the underground facility below the surface ; After receiving the GPR exploration raw data, and removing and correcting the noise of the received GPR raw data, the noise-removed GPR exploration raw data is imaged as a plan view, a cross-sectional view, a longitudinal cross-section and 3D-GPR data, and the 3D- GPR data processing device that creates a virtual underground facility in GPR data; and a user terminal equipped with a GPS module, an IMU sensor, a video camera, a display unit, and an AR module to receive the 3D-GPR data generated by the virtual underground facility, and use the 3D-GPR data and the location information of the user terminal and a GPS-AR device that implements a virtual underground facility in augmented reality on the actual screen displayed on the terminal so that the user can check the location of the underground facility in real time during excavation work.

In one embodiment, the GPR exploration apparatus is a handy type GPR exploration apparatus for exploring a conduit located below the surface of a narrow road that cannot be passed by sidewalks or vehicles: a main body capable of moving the exploration area; a GPR unit installed in the lower part of the main body to generate a signal to the ground surface, and to receive a signal reflected by a material below the ground surface, the GPR unit detecting a pipe located below the ground surface; a front photographing unit installed on the upper portion of the main body and photographing an indicator in front of the main body; a side photographing unit installed on the upper portion of the main body and photographing the periphery of both sides of the main body; and a control unit for controlling the operations of the GPR unit, the front photographing unit, and the side photographing unit and receiving data collected by each unit, wherein the control unit transmits the image collected by the front photographing unit to the GPR It is characterized in that the data collected by the unit is stored by delaying a certain time or a certain distance.

In one embodiment, the GPR data processing apparatus, (a) receiving the GPR exploration raw data; (b) removing noise and correcting the received GPR exploration raw data; (c) Imaging the noise-removed GPR exploration raw data through the following steps, (c-1) generating a plan view by collecting the nth depth traces of all channels, (c-2) Full depth of all channels (c-3) Gather all traces of the entire depth of the l-th channel to generate a cross-sectional view, and (c-4) 3D GPR using the generated plan view, cross-section and longitudinal section generate data; (d) generating a virtual conduit on the 3D GPR data through the following steps, (d-1) generating a first position determined as a conduit in one of the plan view, cross-sectional view, and longitudinal section view, (d-2) ) create a second position (a position different from the first position) determined by the conduit in one of the plan view, cross-sectional view, and longitudinal section view, and (d-3) the first position and the second position on the 3D GPR data It is characterized in that it operates including; generating a virtual pipe connecting the , (e) outputting the GPR data generated by the virtual pipe.

In one embodiment, when the GPR data processing device generates a virtual underground facility, it characterized in that it further comprises an analysis device having a deep learning network trained to detect underground facilities from 3D-GPR data. At this time, the analysis device is configured to learn the deep learning network, and the analysis device includes information about the location of the first point, which is the starting point of observation, and the location of the second point, which is the end point of observation, and the diameter of the pipe. A storage unit for storing GPR 3D-data collected by using the surface penetration radar for a pipeline for which information about the information is known; a correct answer data generating unit that receives the GPR 3D-data collected from the storage unit and generates correct answer data; and a learning unit for learning by providing the correct answer data to the deep learning network, wherein the correct answer data generating unit uses information about the location of the pipeline at the first point and the second point in the collected GPR 3D-data A straight line is generated, a first surface perpendicular to the generated straight line at the first point and a second surface perpendicular to the generated straight line at the second point are generated, and then the space between the first and second surfaces and the generated It is characterized in that the pixels of the GPR 3D-data located at the intersection of the cylindrical space created with the information about the straight line and the diameter are labeled as the correct state.

In an embodiment, the user terminal of the GPS-AR device includes: an image module including a video camera for capturing a real-time image of a construction area in which excavation construction is performed to obtain a live-action screen, and a display unit for displaying the captured image; a GPS module for acquiring the location information of the image module in real time; a posture sensing module for acquiring posture information about the orientation and angle of the image module in real time; a communication module communicating with the outside through wired/wireless communication; a database storing data including boundary information on the outer boundary of the excavation area and the 3D-GPR data for the virtual underground facility passing inside the outer boundary; and detecting the position of the area displayed on the display unit screen through the position information and posture information obtained from the GPS module and the posture sensing module and the angle of view information of the video camera, and using the 3D-GPR data, the display unit and an AR module that performs processing to display virtual underground facilities in augmented reality on the screen.

The underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention collects GPR exploration data of an exploration area using a GPR exploration device, analyzes the GPR exploration data by a learned deep learning network, and provides a method for processing GPR exploration data. After creating a virtual underground facility by means of a GPS-AR device, it is possible to provide the location and information of the underground facility in the construction site to the worker through the GPS-AR device.

1 is a schematic configuration diagram of an underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a schematic perspective view of a handy type GPR exploration device used in an underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a schematic structural diagram of a handy type GPR exploration device.
4 is a diagram illustrating that GPR exploration is performed using a handy type GPR exploration device.
FIG. 5 is a reference diagram illustrating a display of a photographing area of a front photographing unit with a handy type GPR exploration device installed with a laser guide.
6 is a reference diagram schematically illustrating that the laser guide creates a grid in the form of a grid on the index of the photographing area of the front photographing unit to visualize the curvature of the surface of the area in which the GPR exploration is performed.
7 is a schematic configuration diagram of a GPR data processing apparatus used in an underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a schematic flowchart of a method of processing GPR data.
9 is a schematic configuration diagram of a screen on which the display module of the GPR data processing apparatus provides GPR data to the user.
10 is a schematic configuration diagram of an analysis device for finding a pipeline from GPR 3D-data used in an underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
11 is an example of a pipeline in which the position of a first point, which is a starting point, and a location and diameter, of a second point, which is an end point, are known.
FIG. 12 shows GPR 3D-data obtained by using the surface penetration radar for the pipeline of FIG. 11 .
13 is a reference diagram for explaining generation of correct answer data using the GPR 3D-data obtained in FIG. 11 .
14 is an example of a pipeline in which the position of the first point as a starting point, the position of the second point as the end point, the position of the third point as the bending part, and the diameter are known.
15 is a reference diagram for explaining generation of correct answer data using the GPR 3D-data obtained in FIG. 14 .
16 is a schematic flowchart of a method for preventing damage to underground facilities using a GPS-AR device used in an underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
17 schematically shows an example of a GPS-AR device for preventing damage to underground facilities for implementing the method shown in FIG. 16 .
18 schematically shows a construction site to which a GPS-AR device for preventing damage to underground facilities is applied.
19 is an example in which augmented reality is implemented on a display of a user terminal.
※ It is revealed that the attached drawings are exemplified as a reference for understanding the technical idea of the present invention, and the scope of the present invention is not limited thereby.

In the description of the present invention, if it is determined that related known functions are obvious to those skilled in the art and may unnecessarily obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted.

As used herein, the term “system” means operated by a unit implemented in hardware, software, or firmware. For example, the system may be implemented as a device such as a server, PC, tablet PC, smartphone, or the like.

1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a management system for an underground facility according to an embodiment of the present invention.

1, the management system 1000 of an underground facility according to an embodiment of the present invention is a GPR measuring device (A100), a GPR data processing device (B100), an analysis device (C100), and a GPS-AR device ( D100).

Hereinafter, each configuration of the management system 1000 for an underground facility according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described.

GPR measuring device

As the GPR exploration apparatus (A100) of the present invention, a handy type GPR exploration apparatus for exploring a conduit located below the surface of a narrow road that cannot be passed by sidewalks or cars can be used.

Since the GPR probe, which targets a road through which a car passes, is moved by a vehicle, there are few restrictions on its size and weight. In particular, since the vehicle GPR exploration device moved by the vehicle can install the photographing unit at a sufficient height, it is possible to acquire an image of the position measured by the GPR unit using the line camera. Therefore, as the result of the GPR exploration for the vehicle, the GPR measurement result and the image captured by the recording unit are matched and provided, so that the location of the pipeline can be more accurately explored.

However, the GPR probe for vehicles cannot be used on sidewalks or narrow roads where cars cannot pass, and a handy GPR probe with a sufficiently small size must be used.

Since the handy GPR probe is small enough to be moved by a human push, it cannot be installed at a high enough height, unlike the GPR probe for a vehicle. Moreover, there is a problem that the line camera cannot be used due to vibration caused by the irregular surface condition of sidewalks or narrow roads where cars cannot pass.

The handy type GPR exploration device (A100) of the present invention is to solve this problem.

2 is a schematic perspective view of a handy-type GPR exploration apparatus A100, and FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of the handy-type GPR exploration apparatus A100.

Handy-type GPR exploration apparatus 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a main body 10 , a GPR unit 20 , a recording unit 30 , and a control unit 40 .

In the handy-type GPR exploration apparatus 100 , a person should be able to directly control the handy-type GPR exploration apparatus 100 . Accordingly, the body 10 is provided with at least three or more wheels 11 on the floor so that a person can directly push it. A handle 15 is installed at the rear of the main body 10 . The height of the handle 15 is located at a height of 1 m to 1.5 m so that an adult male can be adjusted in a standing state. The handle 15 is connected to the body 10 by a handle support 13 . The handle support 13 is connected to the body 10 by a hinge 16 to enable angle adjustment. The height of the handle 15 can be adjusted by adjusting the angle of the handle support 13 . A laptop holder 17 may be installed on the handle 15 .

An electric motor (not shown) may be installed in the main body 10 , and the main body 10 moves in the exploration area by driving the electric motor. A lever for controlling the operation of the electric motor may be installed on the handle 15 , and the body 10 moves forward or backward as the user operates the lever.

The GPR unit 20 is installed at the lower portion of the main body 10 . The GPR unit 20 is a radar that probes below the earth's surface using a broadband impulse waveform. The GPR unit 20 injects a broadband electromagnetic wave onto the ground surface or the surface of a structure, and then receives a wave that is continuously reflected from the medium interface and returns to image the medium characteristics. That is, by using the GPR unit 20, it is possible to find a pipeline buried under the surface. To this end, the GPR unit 20 includes a signal generator 21 that generates a signal with respect to the indicator, and a signal receiver 22 that detects that the signal generated by the signal generator 21 has passed through the indicator to a certain depth and is reflected back. ) is composed of

A GPS is installed in the main body 10 to provide location information of data acquired from the GPR unit 20 . However, the location information provided by the GPS is inevitably accompanied by an error. Image information can be used to supplement the location information provided by GPS.

That is, the handy type GPR exploration apparatus (A100) of the present invention uses the photographing unit (30) to photograph the surface and the periphery of the ground surface measured by the handy type GPR exploration apparatus (A100).

The recording unit 30 is installed on the upper portion of the main body 10 by the recording unit support (33). The recording unit support 33 is formed to be long in the height direction to position the recording unit 30 at a predetermined height. For example, the recording unit 30 may be installed at a height of 1 m to 1.2 m with respect to the main body 10 .

The photographing unit 30 is composed of a front photographing unit 31 for photographing an indicator in front of the main body 10 and a side photographing unit 32 for photographing the periphery of both sides of the main body 10 . An area camera may be used as the recording unit 30 . In the case of using a line camera, an image of the location that the GPR unit probes can be directly obtained while the GPR probe is moved. However, the line camera has a problem that it is vulnerable to vibration, and it is necessary to secure a sufficient shooting distance. The handheld GPR probe has a problem in that it is difficult to secure a sufficient shooting distance due to its small size. Accordingly, the handy type GPR exploration device (A100) of the present invention uses an area camera as the photographing unit (30). In addition, the front photographing unit 31 secures a photographing distance by photographing the front of the main body 10, for example, 2 m or more, as shown in FIG. 4 , rather than directly photographing the position measured by the GPR unit 20 . On the other hand, the side photographing unit 32 photographs both sides of the main body 10 .

Handy-type GPR exploration device (A100) of the present invention, in order to secure a shooting distance, the front shooting unit 31, the GPR unit 20 is not the position measured at one point, but more than 2 m in front. That is, there is a difference between the position at which the GPR unit 20 obtains the data (S ₁ ) and the position at which the front photographing unit 32 obtains the image (S ₂ ) at one time point. In order to solve this problem, the control unit 40 stores the image collected by the front photographing unit 32 by delaying the data collected by the GPR unit 20 for a predetermined time or a predetermined distance. When delaying a certain distance, the control unit 40 uses a Distance Measuring Instrument (DMI). In DMI, information about the acquisition position of the image obtained from the front imaging unit 31 is labeled, and the GPR unit Label the information about the location where the data obtained in (20) was obtained. When matching the data obtained from the image obtained from the front photographing unit 31 and the GPR unit 20, the control unit 40 is matched based on each obtained position, but the image obtained from the front photographing unit 31 is It is used by delaying the acquisition position by a certain distance. For example, if the front photographing unit 31 is to photograph the front of 2 m rather than the position measured by the GPR unit 20 at one point in time, the control unit 40 obtains the image obtained from the front photographing unit 31 The position is delayed by 2 m to match the measurement position of the GPR unit 20 . On the other hand, since the side photographing unit 32 has the same measurement position as the GPR unit 20 , there is no need to delay the GPR unit 20 by a certain time or a certain distance, unlike the front photographing unit 31 .

The recording unit 30 may be fixed to the recording unit support 33 by a gimbal. As a gimbal, a commonly known gimbal can be used. Handy-type GPR exploration apparatus 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention performs exploration for an exploration area such as India, and unlike a well-paved road on which cars travel, the expression of India is often uneven. Therefore, there is a problem in that the accuracy of the image collected by the photographing unit 30 during GPR exploration is lowered due to vibration. Handy-type GPR exploration device (A100) of the present invention is to solve the problem due to vibration by fixing the recording unit 30 to the recording unit support 33 by a gimbal.

On the other hand, the laser guide 60 may be further installed in the main body 10 of the handy type GPR exploration apparatus A100 of the present invention. The laser guide 60 displays a photographing area of the index that the front photographing unit 31 is photographing. As such, if there is a laser guide 60, it is possible to accurately specify the position (LP ₁ ) at which the GPR unit 20 performs the exploration in the image collected by the front photographing unit 31 .

Furthermore, the laser guide 60 may generate a grid LP ₂ in the form of a grid as shown in FIG. 6 on the index of the imaging area. When a grid-type grid is created, the grid is distorted according to the curvature of the surface of the earth's surface.

When the GPR exploration raw data is collected through the above-described GPR exploration apparatus A100, the GPR data processing apparatus B100 corrects and images the data. Hereinafter, for clarity of explanation, description will be made based on pipelines among underground facilities, but the subject matter of the present invention is not limited to pipelines and may be applied to other types of underground facilities.

GPR data processing device

7 is a schematic configuration diagram of a GPR data processing apparatus (B100) used in an underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 8 is a schematic flowchart of a GPR data processing method.

7 and 8, the GPR data processing method of the present invention will be described.

The GPR data processing device (B100) is composed of a data receiving module (B10), a data analysis and image generation module (B20), a storage module (B30) and an output module (B40).

A step (S10) of receiving the GPR exploration raw data from the GPR exploration apparatus A100 by the receiving module B10 is performed. The GPR exploration raw data may further include information about the exploration location obtained by the GPS. On the other hand, if the GPR exploration apparatus A100 is provided with a sensor for measuring the distance from the signal generator to the surface, the GPR exploration raw data includes information on the distance from the signal generator to the surface.

After the receiving module B10 receives the GPR exploration raw data, a step S20 of correcting the GPR exploration raw data received by the data analysis and image generation module B20 is performed. GPR exploration raw data contains unnecessary noise, and above all, since signal attenuation occurs according to depth, correction is required. In the correcting step (S20), unnecessary noise is removed through techniques such as Dewow, Time-Zero Correction, Background removal, Bandpass filtering, and Gain, and signal attenuation according to depth is corrected.

On the other hand, when the GPR exploration device (A100) explores the exploration area, the surface of the exploration area is often not flat. In particular, unlike paved roads, sidewalks are highly curved. The unevenness of the surface of the exploration area is a factor that reduces the accuracy of the GPR exploration raw data. Accordingly, it can be used in the step (S20) of installing a distance measuring sensor in the GPR exploration device (A100) and obtaining and correcting information about the distance from the signal generator to the surface. That is, by aligning the height of the top of the GPR exploration raw data using information about the distance from the signal generator to the surface, the GPR exploration data can be analyzed more accurately.

When the correction step (S20) is completed, the step (S30) of imaging the GPR exploration raw data from which the noise has been removed in the data analysis and image generation module (B20) is performed.

GPR exploration raw data consists of information about signal strength. It is virtually impossible for a user to search for a pipeline by looking only at information about signal strength. Therefore, it is necessary to image the GPR exploration raw data, and it is particularly desirable to provide it in 3D form.

Accordingly, the GPR data processing method of the present invention provides improved visibility by imaging the GPR data through the following steps.

First, a plan view is generated by collecting the nth depth traces of the entire channel (S31). The signal generator and the signal receiver of the GPR exploration device A100 are composed of a plurality of channels. The channels are arranged in a direction perpendicular to the moving direction that the GPR probe A100 searches. That is, the GPR exploration apparatus A100 has a predetermined width and collects GPR exploration raw data through a plurality of channels. At this time, the same channel in the moving direction to be explored constitutes one trace. In addition, the depth of the trace is determined by the difference in time when the signal is transmitted and received again.

In the step S31 of generating a plan view, a plan view is formed by collecting traces of the nth depth of all channels. That is, in all images constituting one plan view, traces of the same depth are displayed. In the image, the signal strength may be expressed as a shade of color.

Next, a step (S32) of generating a cross-sectional view is performed. In the step S32 of generating the cross-sectional view, the m-th trace of the total depth of the entire channel is collected and generated. Since only the m-th trace is collected and generated, the cross-section in the moving direction of the GPR probe A100 is expressed as a cross-sectional view.

Next, a step (S33) of generating a longitudinal cross-sectional view is performed. In the step of generating the longitudinal section, all traces of the entire depth of the l-th channel are collected and generated.

Meanwhile, the order of steps S31 to S33 described above may be appropriately changed as necessary, or may be performed simultaneously.

Finally, 3D GPR data is generated using the generated plan view, cross-sectional view, and longitudinal cross-sectional view (S34).

If the GPR exploration device (A100) collects GPR raw data for a first track configured to be long in one direction, and collects GPR raw data for a second track adjacent to the first track, the first track and the second Imaging the tracks at once is more helpful in navigating the conduit. Here, the track refers to an exploration area generated by the GPR exploration device A100 moving one time. When the GPR exploration apparatus A100 is performed for a plurality of tracks, after generating a plan view for the first track and a plan view for the second track, the plan view for the first track and the plan view for the second track are compared with each other The process is carried out. A plurality of tracks can be provided as one 3D-GPR data by comparing the two to detect an overlapping area, and connecting the plan view of the first track and the plan view of the second track based on the overlapping area.

After performing the step (S30) of generating the 3D-GPR data, the data analysis and image generation module (B20) generates a virtual conduit in the 3D-GPR data (S40) is performed.

It is not easy for users or deep learning networks to find a route based on 3D-GPR data directly.

The GPR data processing method according to an embodiment of the present invention creates a virtual conduit more easily and conveniently through the following process.

First, a first position determined as a conduit is generated in one of a plan view, a cross-sectional view, and a longitudinal cross-sectional view (S41). The first position (P ₁ ) is displayed in a portion having a shape determined to be a conduit in one of a plan view, a cross-sectional view, and a longitudinal cross-sectional view rather than 3D-GPR data. For example, when a first position (P _{1 ) is indicated in a cross-sectional view, the first position (P 1 )} is also displayed in a plan view and a longitudinal cross-sectional view corresponding to the same position. If the first position (P ₁ ) is displayed in the wrong position in the plan view and the longitudinal section view, the first position (P ₁ ) can be designated again in the plan view or the longitudinal section view, and in this case, the first position (P ₁ ) in the transverse view is do not move

Next, a second position (P ₂ , a position different from the first position) determined as a conduit is generated in one of a plan view, a cross-sectional view, and a longitudinal cross-sectional view (S42). The process of generating the second position ( S42 ) is performed in the same way as generating the first position.

Finally, a virtual conduit connecting the first position (P ₁ ) and the second position (P ₂ ) on the 3D-GPR data is generated ( S43 ).

As described above, it is very simple and easy to create the first position (P ₁ ) and the second position (P ₂ ), and in particular, the efficiency is maximized when using a deep learning network. The deep learning network finds a pipeline in the imaged GPR data through learning through the correct answer data. However, there is a problem of data asymmetry (Class Imbalance) because GPR data has only a small part of the conduit in the entire data, and there is a problem that the computational burden is large when the data is provided in 3D form. However, as described above, when the first position (P ₁ ) and the second position (P ₂ ) are created, one position can be determined only with a maximum of three images, and by repeating this process at least twice to create a virtual conduit, It is possible to efficiently create a virtual pipeline.

On the other hand, when the virtual pipe is created, the step of labeling any one of information about the diameter, material, and purpose of the virtual pipe may be further performed. Furthermore, information about the generated virtual pipeline is stored in the storage module B30.

The output module (B40) performs a step (S50) of outputting the GPR data generated by the virtual conduit. In this case, as shown in FIG. 9 , a plan view, a cross-sectional view, a longitudinal cross-sectional view, and 3D-GPR data may be provided on one screen through the display unit. Users can accurately check virtual pipelines at once through plan, cross-section, longitudinal cross-section and 3D-GPR data.

On the other hand, since the GPR probe (A100) collects data while moving in one direction, it corresponds to the direction of movement of the GPR probe among the X-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis constituting the plan view, cross-sectional view, longitudinal section, and 3D-GPR data. The axis must be very long. When all axes are displayed at the same magnification, there is a problem that the axes other than the axis corresponding to the moving direction of the GPR probe are too small, or the axis corresponding to the direction of movement of the GPR probe is too large. The GPR data processing method of the present invention reduces the magnification of the axis corresponding to the moving direction of the GPR exploration device, so that the user can more easily check 3D-GPR data.

Furthermore, the output module B40 may output the GPR data generated by the virtual conduit in a form usable to AR or a form usable to CAD.

In the GPR data processing method (B100), the step of finding a conduit in the imaged GPR data through learning through the correct answer data may use an analysis device (C100) including a deep learning network.

analysis device

GPR data is generated by transmitting a signal to the ground using a ground penetrating radar (GPR) and receiving a signal that is reflected back from a material in the ground. GPR data is not as clear as a normal photograph.

Moreover, in order to find a pipeline using the surface penetration radar (GPR), it is necessary to consider all planes, longitudinal sections, and cross sections. That is, it is preferable to use GPR 3D-data to find the pipeline.

However, the GPR data basically has a weak intensity representing the characteristics of the image. In addition, there is no information on where the pipeline is located in the GPR 3D-data, and the data asymmetry (Class Imbalance) problem occurs because the pipeline is only a small part of the entire data. In particular, using the cross entropy function, which is a loss function for asymmetric data, for training of a deep learning network has a problem of poor performance. Therefore, in the present invention, a dice loss function is used, not a cross entropy function.

In order to improve the reliability of a deep learning network, it is very important to provide a sufficient amount of accurate answer data to the deep learning network for training. Correct answer data means data to provide the deep learning network with correct and incorrect answers. For example, in the case of the present invention, it means data in which the location where the pipe is located is labeled as the correct answer in the GPR 3D-data collected from a place where information such as the location and diameter of the pipe is known.

However, since GPR 3D-data is generated by continuously collecting numerous GPR 2D-data, it takes significantly more time and effort to generate correct answer data of GPR 3D-data than generating correct answer data of GPR 2D-data. .

Accordingly, the correct answer data of the GPR 3D-data is generated more easily and efficiently through the analysis device (hereinafter referred to as “analysis device”) that finds the pipeline required to learn the deep learning network from the GPR 3D-data of the present invention. GPR 3D-data consists of a plurality of pixels having (x, y, z) coordinates.

10 is a schematic configuration diagram of an analysis system for finding a conduit from GPR 3D-data according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 10 , the analysis device C100 of the present invention includes a storage unit C10 , an answer generating unit C20 , and a learning unit C30 .

First, each configuration of the analysis device C100 of the present invention will be described based on the GPR 3D-data generated for a straight pipe.

11 is an example of a pipeline in which the position and diameter of the first point, which is the starting point of observation, and the position and diameter of, the second, point, which is the end point of observation are known. 3D-data was obtained.

First, as shown in FIG. 11 , the observation by the ground penetration radar (GPR) is performed from the first point (P ₁ ), which is the starting point, to the second point (P ₂ ), which is the end point, for a pipeline whose position and diameter are known. The GPR 3D-data collected by the ground penetrating radar (GPR) is stored in the storage unit C10.

Meanwhile, the GPR 3D-data collected by the surface penetration radar (GPR) is displayed as shown in FIG. 12 . In FIG. 12 , two pipelines were observed. Here, the generation of correct answer data for only one pipeline will be described.

The correct answer data generating unit C20 receives the GPR 3D-data collected from the storage unit C10. In the collected GPR 3D-data received from the storage unit C10, the correct pixel is not labeled yet.

The correct answer data generating unit C20 processes the collected GPR 3D-data in a specific way to generate correct answer data, and transmits the generated correct answer data to the learning unit C30 that provides the data to the deep learning network.

The analysis apparatus C100 of the present invention generates correct answer data in an efficient way from the GPR 3D-data collected by the correct answer data generating unit C20.

To this end, first, the correct answer data generating unit C20 generates a straight line L using information about the location of the pipeline at the first point P ₁ and the second point P ₂ in the collected 3D-data. . A straight line is a line that passes through two points and extends continuously to both sides.

First, the starting and ending points of the pipelines observed in the GRP 3D-data should be determined.

For example, in the GRP 3D-data, the first uppermost position (P ₁ ') of the pipeline and the second position of the pipeline are positions corresponding to the first point (P ₁ ) and the second point (P ₂ ), which are the starting point of observation, respectively. Determine the uppermost position (P ₂ '). Initially, the top position may be determined by a GPR expert. However, after the deep learning network has been trained to a certain level or more, determining the first uppermost position (P ₁ ') and the second uppermost position (P ₂ ') is a method of analyzing GPR 2D-data by a deep learning network. can be performed by That is, using the deep learning network trained to find the uppermost position of the pipeline by GPR 2D-data on the longitudinal section of the first point (P ₁ ) and GPR 2D-data on the longitudinal section at the second point (P ₂ -) The first uppermost position (P ₁ ′) and the second uppermost position (P ₂ ′) may be found.

It is also possible to derive the equation of the straight line L by using the (x _n , y _n , z _n ) coordinates of the first uppermost position (P ₁ ′) and the second uppermost position (P ₂ ′). On the other hand, since the information about the diameter of the pipe is known, the position lowered by the radius of the pipe from the first uppermost position (P ₁ ') and the second uppermost position (P ₂ ') in the height direction to the first center (P) ₁ '') and the second center (P ₂ '') may be determined. In this case, it is also possible to derive the equation of the straight line L using the (x _n , y _n , z _n ) coordinates of the first center (P ₁ '') and the second center (P ₂ ''). Hereinafter, a method using the first center P ₁ '' and the second center P ₂ '' will be mainly described.

The correct answer data generating unit C20 generates a straight line L by the equation of a straight line passing through the first center P ₁ '' and the second center P ₂ ''.

When the straight line L is generated, the correct answer data generating unit C20 generates the straight line L at the position corresponding to the first point P ₁ of the generated straight line L, that is, the first center P ₁ ''. ) perpendicular to the first surface (S ₁ ) is created. Similarly, the correct answer data generating unit C20 is a position corresponding to the second point P ₂ of the generated straight line L, that is, a second perpendicular to the straight line L generated at the second center P ₂ ''. Create a surface (S ₂ ). Generating the first surface (S ₁ ) and the second surface (S ₂ ) is the equation of the straight line (L) and the coordinates of the first center (P ₁ '') and the coordinates of the second center (P ₂ '') It means to generate the equation of the plane of the first surface (S ₁ ) and the equation of the plane of the second surface (S ₂ ) by using it.

Then, the correct answer data generating unit C20 uses the space between the first surface S ₁ and the second surface S ₂ (hereinafter referred to as "V _a ") and the straight line L as axes, and the diameter and The pixels of the GPR 3D-data corresponding to the intersection of a cylindrical space having the same diameter (hereinafter referred to as "V _b ") are labeled as correct. That is, the pixel of the GPR 3D-data of the intersection of V _a and V _b is labeled as the correct state.

The process of labeling the pixels of GPR 3D-data in the correct state is as follows.

There is an i-th pixel that makes up the GPR 3D-data. The i-th pixel has (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinates. As shown in FIG. 13 , the first surface S ₁ is located on the left side and the second surface S ₂ is located on the right side.

The (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinates of the i-th pixel are substituted into the equation of the plane of the first surface S ₁ . In this case, if the value obtained by substituting the (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinates of the i-th pixel into the equation of the plane of the first surface S ₁ is not negative, it is classified as not correct.

Next, the (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinates of the i-th pixel are substituted into the equation of the plane of the second surface S ₂ . At this time, if the value obtained by substituting the (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinates of the i-th pixel into the equation of the plane of the second surface S ₂ is not a positive number, it is classified as not correct.

Finally, calculate the distance between the equation of the straight line (L) and the (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinates of the i-th pixel. At this time, if the distance between the equation of the straight line L and the (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinate of the i-th pixel is greater than the radius of the pipe, it is classified as not correct.

After all, the value obtained by substituting the (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinates of the i-th pixel into the equation of the plane of the first surface (S ₁ ) is a negative number, and in the equation of the plane of the second surface (S ₂ ) The value obtained by substituting the (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinates of the i-th pixel is a positive number, and the distance between the equation of the straight line (L) and the (x _i , y _i , z _i ) coordinates of the i-th pixel is the conduit. If it is smaller than the radius of , the i-th pixel is labeled as the correct state.

The correct answer data generating unit C20 generates correct answer data by repeating this process for all pixels of the GPR 3D-data.

14 is an example of a pipeline that knows the position of the first point as the starting point, the position of the second point as the end point, the position of the third point as the bending part, and the diameter, and FIG. 15 is a GPR obtained in FIG. It is a reference diagram for explaining the generation of correct answer data using 3D-data.

14 and 15 are for generating correct answer data using a pipe having a branching point or a bent part. Descriptions of the same parts as those described above will be omitted.

In the storage unit 10, the position of the first point, which is the starting point of observation, the position of the second point, which is the end point of observation, and the third point, which is a branching or bending point of the pipeline (provided that it is located between the first point and the second point) The GPR 3D-data collected by using the surface penetration radar for the pipeline for which the information on the location of the dam) and the information on the diameter of the pipeline is known is stored.

The correct answer data generating unit (C20) generates a first straight line (L ₁ ) using information about the location of the pipeline at the first point (P ₁ ) and the third point (P ₃ ) in the collected GPR 3D-data do. A first surface (S ₁ ) perpendicular to the generated first straight line (L ₁ ) of the first point (P ₁ ) and a second perpendicular to the generated first straight line (L ₁ ) of the third point (P ₃ ) Create a surface (S ₂ ). Correct answer data generating unit C20 is a space between the first surface (S ₁ ) and the second surface (S ₂ ) and the generated first straight line ( L ₁ ) and the cylindrical first space created with information about the diameter The pixels of the GPR 3D-data located at the intersection are labeled with the correct state.

In this way, the correct answer data generating unit (C20) uses information about the location of the pipeline at the third point (P ₃ ) and the second point (P ₂ ) in the collected GPR 3D-data to the second straight line (L) ₂ ) is created. The third surface S ₃ perpendicular to the second straight line L ₂ generated at the third point P ₃ and the fourth perpendicular to the second straight line L ₂ generated at the second point P ₂ . Create a surface (S ₄ ). GPR 3D-data located at the intersection of the space between the third surface (S ₃ ) and the fourth surface (S ₄ ) and the second straight line ( L ₂ ) and the cylindrical second space created with information about the diameter Label the pixels in the correct state.

The problem is area D (hatched area) shown in FIG. 15 . Area D is the part where the pipe is bent, but in reality, it can be a problem to lower the reliability of the deep learning network to learn because it is not possible to know exactly how the pipe is bent.

Therefore, the analysis device C100 of the present invention labels pixels that are not in the correct state among the spaces located at the intersection of the cylindrical first space and the cylindrical second space as the pending state. The first cylindrical space is a set of points within the radius of the conduit with the first straight line (L ₁ ) as the axis, and the second cylindrical space is a set of points within the radius of the conduit with the second straight line (L ₂ ) as the axis. am.

As such, when there is a pixel in the pending state, the learning unit 30 improves the reliability of the deep learning network by not learning the pixel in the pending state as the correct or incorrect answer by the deep learning network. That is, the deep learning network does not learn the correct answer or background for the pixels in the pending state in the learning unit.

Using the deep learning network learned through the above method, the analysis device (C100) extracts the position of the conduit from the imaged GPR data, that is, the GPR 3D-data, and the GPR data processing device (B100) runs the virtual conduit. will create The information (AR data or CAD data, etc.) about the virtual pipeline generated by the GPR data processing device (B100) is transmitted to the GPS-AR device (D100) to provide the worker with the location and information of the underground facility in the construction site. .

GPS-AR device

16 is a schematic flowchart of a method for preventing damage to underground facilities using a GPS-AR device used in an underground facility management system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

17A and 17B schematically show an example of a GPS-AR device for preventing damage to underground facilities for implementing the method shown in FIG. 16 .

18 schematically shows a construction site to which a GPS-AR device for preventing damage to underground facilities is applied.

The GPS-AR device according to the present invention includes an image module, a GPS module, an attitude sensing module, a communication module, an AR module, a bucket position sensing module, and a database.

The GPS-AR device of FIG. 17a is an example of a form in which all components except for the bucket position sensing module are integrated into the user terminal. Of course, not all of the above elements are integrated in the user terminal, and the modules may be provided individually, but it is preferable to be integrated into the user terminal for the convenience of the user. As the user terminal, a tablet PC or a smartphone may be employed.

In addition, the user terminal includes only an image module, a GPS module, an attitude sensing module, and a communication module, and the AR module and the database may be mounted on a separate server to perform processing. In this case, all data obtained from each module is transmitted to the server, and after processing is performed in the AR module of the server, the result is transmitted to the user terminal again to display an image in which augmented reality is implemented. In this example, a form in which modules are integrated and implemented in a user terminal will be described as an example.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 17B , when a plurality of excavation equipment is used during excavation work, the system may be operated by providing a plurality of user terminals. In this case as well, each module may be integrated into the user terminal, or data may be obtained from each terminal and AR augmented reality processing may be performed on the server to transmit the result to each terminal.

Referring to FIG. 17B , a GPS-AR device D100 for implementing the present invention includes a GPS module mounted on a server D10 , a database D20 , a user terminal D30 , and an excavator D40 . The server D10 is connected to at least one user terminal D30 and the underground facility operating organizations D91, D92, and D93 through a wired/wireless communication network.

For convenience of explanation, the server, database, and user terminal have been divided, but this is only for function description. of the user terminal may be configured to communicate with the server. That is, the system for implementing the method according to the present invention should be understood as a functional unit that implements a specific function, rather than focusing on physical independence. In other words, all elements performing a specific function may be included in the user terminal, and the user terminal can only serve as a display and the analysis device can be configured in various ways, such as processing and processing all information in the server. add to

Each module is briefly described.

The image module includes a video camera that captures a construction area in which excavation work is performed in real time to obtain a live-action screen, and a display unit that displays the captured image. In general, a tablet PC used as a user terminal has a camera and a display panel, so an image module can be implemented by the tablet PC.

The user terminal D30 includes a GPS module that acquires information on the location of the image module (hereinafter, referred to as 'second location information') in real time. In addition, there is provided an attitude sensing module for acquiring attitude information about the orientation and placed angle of the user terminal image module in real time. In this embodiment, an IMU sensor may be used as the attitude sensing module. Here, the posture information includes azimuth information about which direction (direction on the XY plane) the camera of the image module is looking at at any one point and inclination information on the XZ and YZ axes. Through this, it is possible to determine which direction the video camera is facing in a three-dimensional space.

The user terminal 30 is equipped with an AR module. The AR module may check the location of the area being photographed on the display screen of the user terminal through the angle of view information of the video camera together with the second location information and the posture information obtained from the GPS module and the posture sensing module. For example, it is possible to obtain the coordinates of each construction area displayed on the display panel. In addition, the AR module confirms the location information on the underground facility (hereinafter referred to as 'first location information') from the 3D-GPS data in which the virtual pipeline is created, and displays the underground facility in the form of augmented reality on the display panel.

Referring to the drawings, in the present invention, first, location information about the outer boundary line 1 of the construction site is acquired. For example, it is possible to determine the coordinates of the construction zone boundary line (1) by performing a survey in a traditional way or using a GPS module or the like. As shown in FIG. 18 , after measuring the coordinates of the points A, B to F at which the boundary line 1 is bent, coordinates for the entire boundary line 1 may be calculated based on this. The position coordinates obtained from the GPS module or digitally converted position coordinates after surveying are input to the system server D10, and the system server D10 stores the coordinates for the entire boundary line 1 in the database D20. Of course, as I said before, it can also be entered directly into the user terminal without going through the server and database.

After obtaining the location information on the outer boundary line (1) of the construction site, the first location information in which the underground facilities (2, 3) are buried within the boundary line is obtained. The first location information can be obtained in the form of digital data from each operating organization (D91, D92, D93) for each underground facility. For example, gas pipes can be secured through Korea Gas Corporation, power lines can be secured through KEPCO, and water pipes can be secured through local governments. Even if there is no computerized data and it is written on a paper drawing, it can be converted into digital data and used. If the underground facility clearly exists but there is no location information, in this embodiment, the GPR exploration device (A100) is used to explore the construction site, and the GPR data processing device (B100) and the analysis device (C100) are used to The first location information can be secured. When the first location information is secured in the form of digital data, it is input to the system server D10 and stored in the database D20. In addition, even when the first location information is provided from the operating organization, safety can be strengthened by additionally verifying the accuracy of the location information through GPR exploration.

On the other hand, if there is an integrated management system of the state or local government that manages location information and attribute information of underground facilities in an integrated manner, the above information may be obtained from the integrated system rather than the individual institution.

The most important point in acquiring and utilizing the first location information is security management. Gas pipelines and power cables are major national facilities, requiring thorough security management. This is because, although location information of underground facilities is provided according to a strict procedure, once the information is provided, management may be neglected in the process of using it. The present invention provides a method of providing information on the location of underground facilities to an AR module by limiting it to a construction area for security management. There are two ways to choose. When the server (D10) of the underground facility damage prevention system according to the present invention provides the location information on the boundary line (1) of the construction area to the operating organizations (D91, D92, D93), the operating organization uses the underground facilities (2, 3) It is a method to provide by limiting the position to the inside of the boundary line (1). From a security point of view, this is the most advantageous method. However, in this method, it may be difficult to follow the above method in the form of data provision for each operating institution because the data must be processed and provided by the operating institution. Another method is that the operating agency (D91, D92, D93) cannot provide data by limiting it to the inside of the construction area, and if a wide range of location information data including the construction area is provided, this data is not used as it is. , in the system server (D10) according to the present invention, the first location information of the underground facility and the coordinates of the boundary line 1 are combined to find the intersection, and only the information placed inside the construction area among the location information of the underground facility is separated separately It is provided to the database (D20) and the AR module. Through this, construction personnel and AR module users can check the location of underground facilities by limiting them to the inside of the construction area. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent information on national important facilities from being leaked to the outside in the process of utilizing location information of underground facilities.

On the other hand, attribute information on underground facilities can also be transmitted from the operating organization. For example, the shape, size, material, etc. of the pipe are received and stored in the database D20. Here, the system server may store the augmented reality expression form of the underground facility in the database D20 in 3D form based on the attribute information of the underground facility. Alternatively, information may be stored in the database D20 in a 2D form, and the user terminal may convert it to the above-described 3D form.

Accordingly, when implementing the underground facility on a display in the form of augmented reality in the future, it is possible to express the underground facility more realistically according to the attribute information.

When the first location information for the underground facility is confirmed, the dangerous area 6 is set based on the first location information. The danger zone 6 can be determined in the range of approximately tens to hundreds of cm on both sides of the underground facilities 2 and 3, and is also determined based on the depth of the underground facilities. For example, the danger zone 6 is set to the left and right and 1 m above the gas pipe. When the dangerous area 6 is set in this way, it is stored in the database D20 through the server D10.

Setting the danger zone is to supplement the precision of GPS precision and augmented reality implementation. Although the GPS system has recently improved its precision, there may be differences in precision depending on the GPS receiver. In addition, since the high-precision GPS receiver is expensive, there is a limitation in its use. In addition, even if the GPS precision is high, the precision may be lowered when implemented in augmented reality. Approaching such an error problem from the viewpoint of improving precision is not preferable because it cannot be solved in a short period of time in terms of cost and the current technical level. In the present invention, the problem of precision was reversely solved by extending to the dangerous area around the underground facility.

In the present invention, the user terminal D30 is mounted around the operator's seat of the excavator D40. The user terminal D30 may be mainly a tablet PC. In this embodiment, the user terminal D30 is equipped with a GPS module, an IMU sensor, an AR module, a video camera module, and a display panel. The GPS module detects the current location of the user terminal, that is, the second location information in real time, and transmits it to the AR module. Of course, if the GPS module installed by default in the user terminal is not precise, a precise GPS module may be separately mounted near the user terminal and location information may be transmitted through wired/wireless communication with the user terminal.

The IMU sensor detects the posture information of the user terminal. The IMU sensor consists of an acceleration sensor that detects movement in three axes of front, back, up, down, left and right in three-dimensional space, and a gyroscope sensor that detects three-axis rotation of pitch, roll, and yaw. . Posture information such as the direction and angle of the front of the user terminal is detected using the IMU sensor and transmitted to the AR module in real time.

In addition, the video camera module of the user terminal acquires the actual screen and acquires it in real time.

In the AR module, augmented reality is implemented by integrating the location information about the boundary line and the first location information about the underground facilities and the actual screen obtained from the camera module of the user terminal in real time, and as shown in FIG. 19, the user terminal (D30) displayed on the display of That is, by utilizing the position and posture of the user terminal and the angle of view information of the camera module, the boundary (location coordinates) of the area currently displayed on the display of the user terminal in the construction area can be grasped, and the detailed position within the display screen can also be accurately identified. can Here, by using the first location information of the underground facility and the location information on the dangerous area, the underground facility and the dangerous area are expressed in augmented reality on the display screen.

The AR module is generally installed in the user terminal in the form of a computer program such as an app, and the augmented reality implementation technology is a well-known technology, so further detailed description will be omitted.

In addition to the expression of underground facilities and dangerous areas in augmented reality, information on the types of underground facilities, the depth of arrangement, etc. may be displayed on the user's terminal.

Since the augmented reality implementation process as above is continuously performed in real time, when the excavator moves, the data is updated accordingly so that the user can safely perform excavation work in the entire construction area.

Referring to FIG. 19 , on the display of the user terminal D30, the underground facility 2 and the danger area 6 are superimposed on the actual screen and expressed in augmented reality on the ground of the construction area. By paying attention to the excavation work in the danger area 6 while checking the user terminal placed next to the driver's seat, the excavator can prevent unintentional damage to underground facilities.

On the other hand, the present invention provides a method capable of more directly preventing damage to underground facilities due to excavation work.

In the present invention, the excavator of the excavation equipment (D40), for example, in the case of a fork crane, check the third position information and altitude information of the bucket, and send a warning to the user through an alarm when the bucket is located in the danger area 6, Furthermore, it is possible to stop the operation of the excavator in conjunction with the control unit of the excavator.

In terms of configuration, a GPS module attached to the excavator is separately attached to the excavator to confirm the position of the excavator, or the relative distance between the excavator and the user terminal is detected using a separate sensor and then the location information of the GPS attached to the user terminal and It is also possible to check the position of the excavator in combination. For example, by attaching a marker to the excavator and shooting with a camera mounted on the body of the excavator, the relative distance between the excavator and the user terminal is calculated through movement of the marker. can be obtained The technology of confirming the position of the marker with a camera and tracking the movement is implemented by the intelligent CCTV technology, which is a widely used technology, so detailed description will be omitted.

When the third location information is input to the user terminal in real time, the user terminal may check whether the third location information is within the danger area and display an alarm as shown in FIG. 4 or transmit an alarm sound. In an example of the present invention, an alarm may be displayed on the front panel of the excavator by interworking with the user terminal and a head up display (HUD) module of the excavator.

In particular, if the depth (altitude) of the bucket is within the danger zone, the operation can be stopped by sending a signal to the control unit of the excavator.

Accordingly, there is an advantage that it is possible to prevent damage to underground facilities due to excavation work even in a situation in which the user of the excavation equipment does not recognize the position of the excavator.

Existing GPS-AR technology has been researched only on a method of expressing an object on a user terminal using location information and augmented reality realization technology. focus on doing In other words, the user's carelessness can exist as a 'constant' rather than a 'variable', and even under these conditions, a method to prevent damage to underground facilities due to excavation work has been studied. A method of controlling the operation of excavation equipment by linking the GPS-AR device was prepared.

According to the present invention, it is expected that the risk of inadvertently damaging underground facilities during underground excavation construction will be significantly reduced.

The management system described above may be implemented as a program (or mobile application) including an executable algorithm that can be executed on a computer. The program may be provided by being stored in a non-transitory computer readable medium. Here, the non-transitory readable medium refers to a medium that stores data semi-permanently, rather than a medium that stores data for a short moment, such as a register, cache, memory, etc., and can be read by a device. Specifically, the above-described various applications or programs may be provided by being stored in a non-transitory readable medium such as a CD, DVD, hard disk, Blu-ray disk, USB, memory card, ROM, and the like.

The protection scope of the invention is not limited to the description and expression of the embodiments explicitly described above. In addition, it is added once again that the protection scope of the present invention cannot be limited due to obvious changes or substitutions in the technical field to which the present invention pertains.

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As an underground facility management system that can provide workers with the location and information of underground facilities within a construction site,
GPR exploration device for generating GPR exploration raw data by generating a signal on the surface to detect the underground facility below the surface and receiving the signal reflected by the underground facility below the surface of the surface;
After receiving the GPR exploration raw data, and removing and correcting the noise of the received GPR raw data, the noise-removed GPR exploration raw data is imaged as a plan view, a cross-sectional view, a longitudinal cross-section and 3D-GPR data, and the 3D- GPR data processing device that creates a virtual underground facility in GPR data; and
A user terminal equipped with a GPS module, an IMU sensor, a video camera, a display unit and an AR module receives the 3D-GPR data generated by the virtual underground facility, and uses the 3D-GPR data and the location information of the user terminal A GPS-AR device that implements a virtual underground facility in augmented reality on the actual screen displayed on the terminal so that the user can check the location of the underground facility in real time during excavation work; includes;
The GPS-AR device is installed in the excavation equipment, acquires the location information of the excavator of the excavator in real time, and sends an alarm when the excavator approaches within a certain range of the underground facility,
Further comprising an analysis device having a deep learning network trained to detect underground facilities from 3D-GPR data when generating virtual underground facilities in the GPR data processing device,
The analysis device is configured to train a deep learning network,
The analyzer is
The GPR 3D-data collected using the ground penetration radar for a pipeline for which information about the position of the first point, which is the start point of observation, the location of the second point, which is the end point of observation, and information about the diameter of the pipeline is known stored storage;
a correct answer data generating unit that receives the GPR 3D-data collected from the storage unit and generates correct answer data; and
A learning unit for learning by providing the correct answer data to the deep learning network;
The correct answer data generating unit generates a straight line by using the information on the positions of the pipelines at the first and second points in the collected GPR 3D-data, and the first and second surfaces perpendicular to the generated straight line at the first point GPR 3D- located at the intersection of the space between the first and second surfaces and the cylindrical space created with information about the created straight line and diameter after generating the second vertical surface of the straight line created at two points Label the pixels in the data as correct states,
When the correct answer data generating unit generates a straight line, the first and second points of the pipeline in the collected GPR 3D-data are determined as the first and second uppermost positions of the pipeline, respectively, and the first uppermost position and The positions descending from the second uppermost position by the radius of the pipeline downward in the height direction are determined as the first center and the second center, respectively, and the generated straight line is the underground generated by the equation of the straight line passing through the first center and the second center. Facility management system.
According to claim 1,
The GPR probe is a handy type GPR probe for exploring a pipeline located below the surface of a narrow road that cannot be driven by sidewalks or cars:
a body capable of moving the exploration area;
a GPR unit installed in the lower part of the main body to generate a signal to the ground surface, and to receive a signal reflected by a material below the ground surface, the GPR unit detecting a pipe located below the ground surface;
a front photographing unit installed on the upper portion of the main body and photographing an indicator in front of the main body;
a side photographing unit installed on the upper portion of the main body and photographing the periphery of both sides of the main body; and
A control unit for controlling the operation of the GPR unit, the front photographing unit, and the side photographing unit and receiving the data collected by each unit; includes;
The control unit is an underground facility management system, characterized in that for storing the image collected by the front photographing unit by delaying a predetermined time or a predetermined distance with respect to the data collected by the GPR unit.
According to claim 1,
The GPR data processing device,
(a) receiving GPR exploration raw data;
(b) removing noise and correcting the received GPR exploration raw data;
(c) imaging the denoised GPR exploration raw data through the following steps;
(c-1) create a plan view by collecting the nth depth traces of the entire channel;
(c-2) create a cross-sectional view by collecting the m-th tray of the full depth of the entire channel;
(c-3) gathering all traces of the full depth of the l-th channel to create a longitudinal section, and
(c-4) generating 3D GPR data using the generated plan, cross-section and longitudinal section;
(d) generating a virtual conduit through the following steps on the 3D GPR data,
(d-1) creating a first position determined by a conduit in one of the plan view, cross-sectional view, and longitudinal cross-sectional view;
(d-2) creating a second location determined by the conduit (a location different from the first location) in one of the plan view, cross-sectional view and longitudinal section view, and
(d-3) creating a virtual conduit connecting the first location and the second location on the 3D GPR data;
(e) outputting the GPR data generated by the virtual pipeline; underground facility management system, characterized in that it operates including.
delete delete According to claim 1,
The user terminal of the GPS-AR device,
an image module including a video camera for capturing a real-time image of a construction area in which excavation work is performed to obtain an actual image, and a display unit for displaying the captured image;
a GPS module for acquiring the location information of the image module in real time;
a posture sensing module for acquiring posture information about the orientation and angle of the image module in real time;
a communication module communicating with the outside through wired/wireless communication;
a database storing data including boundary information on the outer boundary of the excavation area and the 3D-GPR data for the virtual underground facility passing inside the outer boundary; and
The position of the area displayed on the display unit screen is detected through the position information and posture information obtained from the GPS module and the posture sensing module and the angle of view information of the video camera, and the 3D-GPR data is used to detect the position of the display unit screen Underground facility management system comprising a; an AR module that performs processing to express virtual underground facilities in augmented reality.

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