A Methodology for the Zoning Danger Region in Small Arm Firing Range Using Aerial Photogrammetry with Drone
During firing exercises in the military forces, safety accidents have occurred and caused nonbattle loss of human lives. Despite huge impact of the safety accidents in firing ranges on the military forces and civilians, the preventive measures have been limited and inflexible. In this study, to decr...
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| description | During firing exercises in the military forces, safety accidents have occurred and caused nonbattle loss of human lives. Despite huge impact of the safety accidents in firing ranges on the military forces and civilians, the preventive measures have been limited and inflexible. In this study, to decrease the accident rate in small arm firing ranges, a methodology was presented to determine danger zones in firing ranges that resulted from direct bullets or ricochets during firing exercises. On the basis of ballistic theory and the actual terrain data surveyed by a drone, the danger zone of OO Firing Range was identified by schematizing the trajectories of the direct bullets and ricochets. The Monte Carlo simulation (MCS) with the accuracy of the small arm on the terrain data showed that the danger zone of the current firing range was limited due to topographic advantages. However, when human errors were included in the MCS, the danger zones were significantly enlarged. The methodology of the present study can provide a safety check-up model that identifies danger zones in the firing ranges used by the Army. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-785bdb1ba8c04c22b2592fc482be01dd2025-08-20T02:07:30ZengWileyAdvances in Civil Engineering1687-80861687-80942020-01-01202010.1155/2020/88644098864409A Methodology for the Zoning Danger Region in Small Arm Firing Range Using Aerial Photogrammetry with DroneJang-Woon Baek0Chang-Su Jang1Young-Jun Park2Department of Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences, Korea Military Academy, 01805 Seoul, Republic of KoreaDepartment of Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences, Korea Military Academy, 01805 Seoul, Republic of KoreaDepartment of Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences, Korea Military Academy, 01805 Seoul, Republic of KoreaDuring firing exercises in the military forces, safety accidents have occurred and caused nonbattle loss of human lives. Despite huge impact of the safety accidents in firing ranges on the military forces and civilians, the preventive measures have been limited and inflexible. In this study, to decrease the accident rate in small arm firing ranges, a methodology was presented to determine danger zones in firing ranges that resulted from direct bullets or ricochets during firing exercises. On the basis of ballistic theory and the actual terrain data surveyed by a drone, the danger zone of OO Firing Range was identified by schematizing the trajectories of the direct bullets and ricochets. The Monte Carlo simulation (MCS) with the accuracy of the small arm on the terrain data showed that the danger zone of the current firing range was limited due to topographic advantages. However, when human errors were included in the MCS, the danger zones were significantly enlarged. The methodology of the present study can provide a safety check-up model that identifies danger zones in the firing ranges used by the Army.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2020/8864409 |
| spellingShingle | Jang-Woon Baek Chang-Su Jang Young-Jun Park A Methodology for the Zoning Danger Region in Small Arm Firing Range Using Aerial Photogrammetry with Drone Advances in Civil Engineering |
| title | A Methodology for the Zoning Danger Region in Small Arm Firing Range Using Aerial Photogrammetry with Drone |
| title_full | A Methodology for the Zoning Danger Region in Small Arm Firing Range Using Aerial Photogrammetry with Drone |
| title_fullStr | A Methodology for the Zoning Danger Region in Small Arm Firing Range Using Aerial Photogrammetry with Drone |
| title_full_unstemmed | A Methodology for the Zoning Danger Region in Small Arm Firing Range Using Aerial Photogrammetry with Drone |
| title_short | A Methodology for the Zoning Danger Region in Small Arm Firing Range Using Aerial Photogrammetry with Drone |
| title_sort | methodology for the zoning danger region in small arm firing range using aerial photogrammetry with drone |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2020/8864409 |
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