A new angle on 3‐D coordinate determination

Gottwald, Richard; Berner, W.

doi:10.1108/eb007726

Sensor Review

1987

DOI: 10.1108/eb007726

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A new angle on 3‐D coordinate determination

Richard Gottwald¹,

W. Berner²

Abstract: Development of the electronic precision theodolite has led to the automation of 3‐D coordinate determination.

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The Use of Optical Triangulation for High Speed Acquisition of Cross Sections or Profiles of Structures

Clarke

1990

The Photogrammetric Record

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Optical triangulation is used in the human visual system and surveying tacheometers to estimate distance. This method is now used in systems with solid state sensors which enable fast measurement of distance with sufficiently high accuracy for many applications. City University has built on past experience to develop the optical triangulation technique to gather data appertaining to cross sections or profiles of structures in the range 0.2 m to 20 m radius from the measurement axis. Results obtained using three prototypes are given.

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The Use of Optical Triangulation for High Speed Acquisition of Cross Sections or Profiles of Structures

Clarke

1990

The Photogrammetric Record

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A new angle on 3‐D coordinate determination

Abstract: Development of the electronic precision theodolite has led to the automation of 3‐D coordinate determination.

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The Use of Optical Triangulation for High Speed Acquisition of Cross Sections or Profiles of Structures

The Use of Optical Triangulation for High Speed Acquisition of Cross Sections or Profiles of Structures

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