TLS measurement automation – case study SITEPLANNER
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Geoinformatica Polonica, 2024, Vol. 23 (2024), pp. 113-120
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TLS measurement automation – case study SITEPLANNER
Surveys using LiDAR technology have become very popular over the past several years due to their high accuracy, speed of acquisition and completeness of space capture. Due to the progressive ease of use, these measurements are increasingly being carried out by less skilled field workers. On the other hand, however, more and more knowledge and ‘know-how’ is emerging in the processing stages of the data collected in the field. If both parts of this process are properly organised and supported by technology, satisfactory results can be obtained at the level of efficiency gains in both field work and automatic LiDAR data processing. This analysis presents the results of the work on the SITEPLANNER application developed by 3Deling.
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