Article | REF: RAD7420 V1

Terrestrial Laser Scanners. Some Clouds for the Geomatic

Author: Vincent BARRAS

Publication date: September 10, 2018

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3. Work steps

As with any mandate, defining the requirements for lasergrammetry is an essential step in meeting the customer's needs. These instruments can rapidly acquire a huge number of measurements. It is therefore essential to carefully assess the uses to which the data will be put, since, despite today's computing power, it may become so large that it becomes unusable.

3.1 Field of view and resolution

By choosing optimal positions, it should be possible to scan the entire object, taking into account shadow zones (areas hidden by objects in the laser scanner's field of view) (figure 14 ).

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