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4th ISPRS SC and WG VI/5 Summer School, Warsaw 2009. 1/36 In this project we applied aerial images and MMS/MML System. Our MMS/MML holds: • „2D” Scanner (profiler) Riegl VQ 250, 2 „3D” scanners Riegl VZ 400, 6 digital video cameras, Ground-penetrating radar from IDS, Positioning System GPS/IMU Applanix POS LW 420 V. EXEMPLARY PROJECT

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In this project we applied aerial images and MMS/MML System. Our MMS/MML holds:

• „2D” Scanner (profiler) Riegl VQ 250,• 2 „3D” scanners Riegl VZ 400,• 6 digital video cameras,• Ground-penetrating radar from IDS,• Positioning System GPS/IMU Applanix POS LW 420 V.

EXEMPLARY PROJECT

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Data acquired:

• Coherent point cloud from 3 scanners,

• Aerial photos with 5cm GSD (ground sample distance).

End products:

• 3D Vector Base map for design purposes, accuracy XY < 3 cm, Z < 1 cm,

• DTM (Digital Terrain Model) with accuracy 1 cm for the roadway and 20 cm for 250m buffer,

• Orthophoto with a 5cm pixel size (GSD).

Vector Base map for design purposes has been made in 3 months for 85km of highway without stopping the traffic.

EXEMPLARY PROJECT

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Point cloud of the part of A1 Highway from VQ250 profiler scanner acquired in one direction

DTM (shading) for A1 roadway (visible wheel track rutting)

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Processing RAW point cloud data in RiPRocess

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Fragment of an Orthophoto with a 5cm pixel size

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Fragment of the base map for design purposes

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Fragment of the TIN (Triangulated irregular network)

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Measuring directly on a point cloud:

• Tree and stand basal area,

• diameter on any given height above the ground (including breast height)

• tree position

• tree height

Extracting:

• Stem volume

• Tree Biomass

• 3D surface of stems

APPLICATION OF MLS/TLS IN FORESTRY

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Animation to illustrate the high-density point cloud data obtained from laser scanningSource: Guang Zheng

APPLICATION OF MLS/TLS IN FORESTRY

The cross section of tree trunk Source: Wezyk P. et al.

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Tree profile extracted from mobile point cloud data,Source: ADS Inc.

APPLICATION OF MLS/TLS IN FORESTRY

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Visualization of point clouds, with the intensity,Source: Piotr Tompalski, Krystian Kozioł

APPLICATION OF MLS/TLS IN FORESTRY

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Curvature estimation of 3D point cloud surfacesSource: INRIA, GreenLab

APPLICATION OF MLS/TLS IN FORESTRY

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Reconstruction of tree crown shape from scanned data Source: INRIA, GreenLab

APPLICATION OF MLS/TLS IN FORESTRY

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APPLICATION OF MLS/TLS IN FORESTRY

Triangulated surface from point cloud data

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DIFFRENT APPLICATION

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DIFFRENT APPLICATION

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SUMMARY

• Photogrammetrical measurements are faster than direct,

• Mobile Laser Scanning system allows for the measurement and mapping of objects at the level of precision which is not available for Airborne Laser Scanning (ALS),

• Integration of MMS/MLS/TLS with ALS or aerial images allows us to create a complete end product, mapped from different perspectives,

• Mobile Laser Scanning and Terrestrial Laser Scanning may be used in Forestry, although for big areas automatization would be desirable. The files coming from laser scanning are big. Post processing of them requires specialized software, high-end computer, knowledge and experience of the operator.

MMS/MLS – Mobile Mapping and Mobile Laser Scanning System

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