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1 June 2011 High precision, accuracy, and resolution of 3D laser scanner employing pulsed time-of-flight measurement
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We present experimental results of a high-speed 3-D laser scanner developed for the European Space Agency within an activity dealing with a high precision relative attitude control sensor for formation flying. By employing pulsed-time-offlight measurement, we demonstrated sub-mm accuracy and precision as well as unprecedented resolution of single-shot measurements to natural targets at distances up to 150 m. The instrument is based on RIEGL's commercial terrestrial laser scanners with a scan range of 100° x 360° and a net measurement rate of 125 kHz. The system's performance is demonstrated with different test setups and potential fields of application are assessed.
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Martin Pfennigbauer, Andreas Ullrich, and João Pereira do Carmo "High precision, accuracy, and resolution of 3D laser scanner employing pulsed time-of-flight measurement", Proc. SPIE 8037, Laser Radar Technology and Applications XVI, 803708 (1 June 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.883903
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KEYWORDS
Laser scanners

3D scanning

3D metrology

Space operations

Calibration

Fiber amplifiers

Scanners

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