Terrestrial laser scanner self-calibration: Quantitative evaluation of minimum network configuration

Terrestrial laser scanner self-calibration: Quantitative evaluation of minimum network configuration

Two approaches available for performing self-calibration are: 1) point-based and 2) feature-based. The reliance on planes in the feature-based approach is a restriction to the aim of finding a suitable approach for on-site calibration. Also, the requirement for a strong network configuration in poin...

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Main Authors: Abbas, M.A (Author), Anshah S.A (Author), Azmi, M.A.A.M (Author), Hashim, N.M (Author), Mohamad Z. (Author), Mustafar, M.A (Author), Narashid R.H (Author), Rahim A. (Author), Salleh, C.S (Author), Salleh, S.M (Author), Sulaiman, S.A (Author), Talib N. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: IOP Publishing Ltd 2021
Subjects:
Calibration
Feature based approaches
Minimum networks
Network configuration
On-site calibration
Quantitative evaluation
Reliability analysis
Self calibration
Standard deviation
Surveying instruments
Surveys
Terrestrial laser scanners
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