Ground-based Laser Scanners: Operation, systems and Applications
Ground-based laser scanning is a new technology available to photogrammetrists, geodesists and surveyors for rapid and extremely dense spatial data capture. This paper describes some of the fundamentals of scanner operation, followed by a review of the salient properties of five commercially availab...
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2002
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| author | Lichti, Derek Gordon, S. Stewart, Michael |
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| description | Ground-based laser scanning is a new technology available to photogrammetrists, geodesists and surveyors for rapid and extremely dense spatial data capture. This paper describes some of the fundamentals of scanner operation, followed by a review of the salient properties of five commercially available scanner systems. Scanner geometry, observables and associated co-ordinate transformations are then detailed. Several case studies selected from research conducted at Curtin University are described to complete the paper. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-236262017-01-30T12:38:17Z Ground-based Laser Scanners: Operation, systems and Applications Lichti, Derek Gordon, S. Stewart, Michael laser scanning - resection - point cloud Ground-based laser scanning is a new technology available to photogrammetrists, geodesists and surveyors for rapid and extremely dense spatial data capture. This paper describes some of the fundamentals of scanner operation, followed by a review of the salient properties of five commercially available scanner systems. Scanner geometry, observables and associated co-ordinate transformations are then detailed. Several case studies selected from research conducted at Curtin University are described to complete the paper. 2002 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/23626 Canadian Institute of Geomatics fulltext |
| spellingShingle | laser scanning - resection - point cloud Lichti, Derek Gordon, S. Stewart, Michael Ground-based Laser Scanners: Operation, systems and Applications |
| title | Ground-based Laser Scanners: Operation, systems and Applications |
| title_full | Ground-based Laser Scanners: Operation, systems and Applications |
| title_fullStr | Ground-based Laser Scanners: Operation, systems and Applications |
| title_full_unstemmed | Ground-based Laser Scanners: Operation, systems and Applications |
| title_short | Ground-based Laser Scanners: Operation, systems and Applications |
| title_sort | ground-based laser scanners: operation, systems and applications |
| topic | laser scanning - resection - point cloud |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/23626 |