Riegl TLS Field Operation Manual and Workflow
1. Field Set Up
2. Scanner Set Up
3. RiScan Pro – Pre-Scan Set Up
4. Scan Position Set Up
5. Collecting Data
6. Finding and Fine-Scanning Tie Points
7. Shutting Down and Moving Scanner
8. Scan Registration
9. High Resolution-Area of Interest Scan
10. Tie Point Convergence Inspection (trouble shooting)
11. General Trouble Shooting in the Field
12. End of the Day Wrap-Up
13. Appendix A: GPS
14. Appendix B: Schematic for Battery Connection in Series
15. Appendix C: Visualizing Merged Scans
16. Appendix D: Georeferencing Point Clouds
17. Appendix E: Colorizing and Aligning Scans with Digital Photos
This manual was developed by UNAVCO staff to document our best-practices for Riegl terrestrial laser scanner field operation, data collection, and initial data processing. This document is for a tie-point based workflow, using the Riegl VZ400 (but should also be largely applicable to the Z620 and VZ1000 scanners as well).
This document should be detailed enough to guide a user through the standard data collection workflow, and we recommend it as a resource for UNAVCO community members working with UNAVCO Riegl scanners.
Riegl TLS Field Operation Manual and Workflow (PDF)Sections:
1.
Field Set Up
2. Scanner Set Up
3. RiScan Pro – Pre-Scan Set Up
4. Scan Position Set Up
5. Collecting Data
6. Finding and Fine-Scanning Tie Points
7. Shutting Down and Moving Scanner
8. Scan Registration
9. High Resolution-Area of Interest Scan
10. Tie Point Convergence Inspection (trouble shooting)
11. General Trouble Shooting in the Field
12. End of the Day Wrap-Up
13. Appendix A: GPS
14. Appendix B: Schematic for Battery Connection in Series
15. Appendix C: Visualizing Merged Scans
16. Appendix D: Georeferencing Point Clouds
17. Appendix E: Colorizing and Aligning Scans with Digital Photos
Article ID: 786
Created: January 31, 2014
Last Updated: January 31, 2014
Author: Chris Crosby
Online URL: https://kb.unavco.org/article/riegl-tls-field-operation-manual-and-workflow-786.html