Definition and theoretical basis of laser scanning
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https://doi.org/10.51301/vest.su.2021.i2.07Keywords:
modern computer systems, geodetic industry, laser-scanning, three-dimensional model, information modeling, construction mesh.Abstract
In the presented scientific article, the researchers consider the experience of using laser-scanning technology, which makes it possible to shoot architectural, historical objects with the preservation of all elements and geometric parameters in electronic format. In order to minimize errors, optimize and speed up work, designers increasingly turn to laser scanning organizations for help. This allows you to get away from traditional measurements and get point clouds of any building with an accuracy of 1 mm. Modern technology of laser scanning of shooting objects, which has already shown its effectiveness in the reconstruction of industrial facilities, in architecture, construction, mining and a number of other areas. It is important to note that the scanner allows you to quickly perform detailed three-dimensional surveying in a substantially automated mode, which minimizes the operator's influence on the field work process.
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