低空应用场景视角下基础设施工程全生命周期管理研究OA

Taking Guangdong Water Resources Allocation Project in Beibu Gulf as an example,the paper proposes to integrate low-altitude application technology into the whole life cycle management of the project.By establishing a continuous data flow across surveying,design,construction,and operation,the technology enhances efficiency and risk control.It also strengthens public awareness and social trust through visualized information and real-time monitoring.The research demonstrates that a model built on infrastructure as the carrier and whole-process collaboration as the pathway effectively shifts the low-altitude economy from"scene adaptation"to"system embedding".This offers a practical operational framework for integrating the low-altitude economy with major engineering projects.As a key national water network initiative and one of 150 national major water conservation projects,Guangdong Water Resources Allocation Project in Beibu Gulf has pioneered the standardized use of low-altitude technology in complex linear projects,achieving integrated data collaboration,intelligent inspection,and public visual communication in western Guangdong.It provides a replicable model for institutionalizing and scaling low-altitude applications in infrastructure projects.