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Mine development requires continuous management because it causes rapid topographic changes and environmental damage. Drones can be used to produce three-dimensional spatial information by quickly and accurately photographing areas that are difficult or dangerous for humans to approach. In this study, we investigated the possibility of using drone photogrammetry for determining changes and recovery in mines. The accuracy of the drone photogrammetry results was analyzed using checkpoints, and the earthwork volume was calculated and compared with that obtained through a field survey. We determined whether the results were consistent with the mountain recovery plan using drone images. The RMSE was 0.085–0.091 m in the plane and 0.121–0.128 m along the elevation, as determined by analyzing the checkpoint accuracy by creating an orthoimage and a digital surface model based on the drone images; these results satisfy the tolerance range of the 1/1000 digital map descriptions. The drone photogrammetry generated an average error of 11.9% using the conventional measurement method. The possibility of use was proved by confirming the vegetation and rock prevention nets using photographed images. The usability of drone photogrammetry in mines is expected to increase if substantial spatial information is produced and analyzed in the future.

Analysis of Mine Change Using 3D Spatial Information Based on Drone Image