CyArk KnowledgebaseBy: Hannah Bowers September 28th, 2009 The CyArk 3D Point Cloud Viewer is a powerful tool that allows you, the user, to interact within a 3D model space. This enables anyone to view our 3D point cloud data in true 3D.
This application has been available on our site for some time now, and comes in two versions. MoreEffective Field Data Capture and Creation of High Dynamic Range Images By: Justin Barton June 4th, 2009 Conceptual Data Capture
In 1997, Paul Debevec published a paper about how to digitally create high dynamic range images for rendering surfaces. This paper is very technical and includes the algorithm equations used to recover the film/camera response curve used to nonlinearly map pixel values found in standard images in order to produce true, absolute radiance values in HDRI. More5 Tips from the CyArk Team By: Hannah Bowers May 26th, 2009 It is often difficult to capture the beauty of a site with drawings and photographs alone. This is why animations are often helpful for viewers to get a sense of the space and relation of objects to one another. MoreBy: Justin Barton May 17th, 2009 High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI) is a process which involves taking multiple photographs, each exposed differently (eg, ‘bracketing’), and then using special computer software to combine these photos into a new, composite image which has a greater ‘tonal range’ than any of the individuals photographs are capable of having due to the limitations of film or digital sensors. MoreInvestigations into the Accuracy Behaviour of the Terrestrial Laser Scanning System Mensi GS100 By: Justin Barton March 19th, 2009 The abstract puts it best when it says, "Although terrestrial 3D laser scanning is being used increasingly for a wide range of applications, no laser scanning system on the market is suitable for all applications. MoreBy: Justin Barton March 19th, 2009 The International council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) has an international committee dedicated to the documentation of cultural heritage; named CIPA (the International Committee for Documentation of Cultural Heritage), it was created in collaboration with the International Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS). MoreBy: Justin Barton March 19th, 2009 The International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS) is an NGO dedicated to helping the advancement of knowledge and research in remote sensing, photogrammetry, and spatial technologies whilst harboring these technologies' abilities to promote human and environmental sustainability. MoreEnglish Heritage's Advice and Guidance to users on laser scanning in archaeology and architecture By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 English Heritage's Heritage 3D project researched and collected information and data from workshops and case studies while participating in steering committees to produce this beginner's guidance manual for architects and archaeologists wishing to employ 3D technologies as a data collection tool. MoreAn Addendum to the Metric Survey Specifications for English Heritage - The Collection and Archiving of Point Cloud Data Obtained by Terrestrial Laser Scanning or Other Methods By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 In conjunction with the Heritage 3D "Advice and guidance to users on laser scanning in archaeology and architecture" beginner's guide, this more-detailed publication outlines specific standards for clients and contractors using 3D terrestrial laser scanning as a data capture tool with English Heritage projects. MoreCreating Standards and Specifications for the Use of Laser Scanning in CalTrans Projects By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) partners with the University of California at Davis' AHMCT department for various projects. Together, they conducted an equipment test of multiple time-of-flight scanners with their own vendor-neutral, independently developed testing methods. MoreA collection of multiple case studies conducted in partnership with English Heritage and Heritage 3D By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 The following link will take you to the case studies contributed to the Heritage3D project by associates. Each case study is individually available in PDF format. The multitude of case studies include a wide range of scanning subjects, from rock art and graffiti, to Classical and Egyptian statues, landscapes, artifacts, eartworks, and underground sites. MoreThe University of Applied Science in Mainz, Germany tests the accuracy of multiple laser scanning systems By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 This paper investigates the accuracy of multiple laser scanning systems and was conducted in 2003 by i3mainz (the Institute for Spatial Information and Surveying Technology at the University of Applied Sciences, Mainz, Germany). MoreComparative Investigations into the Accuracy Behaviour of the New Generation of Terrestrial Laser Scanning Systems By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 HafenCity University Hamburg's Department of Geomatics investigated the quality of measurements obtained with multiple laser scanners. For the time-of-flight scanner test, they employed the:
Trimble GX
Leica ScanStation
For the the phase scanner test they employed the:
Z+F IMAGER 5006
Faro LS880 HE
The study tested the scanners distance accuracies, accuracy of inclination, the laser's angle of incidence's effect on 3D accuracy, an investigation of scanner noise, and an investigation of an object's color's affect on distance. MoreAn introduction brochure to the Leica ScanStation 2 Terrestrial Laser Scanner By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 This is the short promotional brochure for the Leica ScanStation 2 terrestrial laser scanner (in US English). It does not provide technical specifications of the equipment; for this, please see the data sheet. MoreLeica ScanStation 2: Exceptional Speed, Outstanding Versatility By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 Data Sheet (technical specifications, etc.) for the Leica ScanStation 2 terrestrial laser scanner (in US English). This data sheet will provide all the specs such as laser range, speed, density/resolution, equipment tolerances (eg, weather), physical dimensions, etc. MoreLeica ScanStation: 3D laser scanner with total station features By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 Data Sheet (technical specifications, etc.) for the Leica ScanStation terrestrial laser scanner (in US English). This data sheet will provide all the specs such as laser range, speed, density/resolution, equipment tolerances (eg, weather), physical dimensions, etc. MoreLeica HDS6000: A new generation of ultra-high speed laser scanner By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 Data Sheet (technical specifications, etc.) for the Leica HDS6000 terrestrial laser scanner (in US English). This data sheet will provide all the specs such as laser range, speed, density/resolution, equipment tolerances (eg, weather), physical dimensions, etc. MoreLeica HDS6100: Latest generation of ultra-high speed laser scanner By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 Promotional brochure for the Leica HDS6100 terrestrial laser scanner (in US English). It does not provide technical specifications of the equipment; for this, please see the data sheet.
For other language options, go here: http://www. MoreLeica HDS6100: Latest generation of ultra-high speed laser scanner By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 Data Sheet (technical specifications, etc.) for the Leica HDS6100 terrestrial laser scanner (in US English). This data sheet will provide all the specs such as laser range, speed, density/resolution, equipment tolerances (eg, weather), physical dimensions, etc. MorePreservation and Management Strategies for Exceptionally Large Data Formats By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 The Archaeological Data Service (hosted by the University of York) investigated the current problems associated with storing, using, and disseminating large (and increasingly larger) data sets generated by the cultural heritage field (researchers, archaeologists, and CRM). MoreA web-forum for the discussion of 3D laser scanning By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 the 3D laser Scanning Forum is dedicated to attracting members of the laser scanning community from all over the world to discuss the topic of 3d laser scanning and all it has to offer. Currently you must be a user to join the forum (in order to post/comment), but all the topics are freely accessible for non-members. MoreA catalog of the current FARO laser scanning product line By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 An equipment catalog for the multiple FARO scanners available with a brief description of what comes with them (eg, software bundles and software licenses) as well as accessory items such as tripod mounts and warranty information. MoreBrochure and Data Sheet for the Photon 80/20 Laser Scanning System By: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 A two-page brochure complete with technical specifications (data sheet) for the new FARO Photo 80/20 laser scanning system, providing range, speed, size, and even laser power/wavelength information. MoreBy: Justin Barton March 18th, 2009 Data Sheet and informational brochure for the Optech ILRIS-3D laser scanning system providing information such as speed, range, physical size, operating conditions (eg operational weather conditions), sampling rate, etc. More |
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