An example of harnessing Terrestrial Laser Scanner for remote sensing of saturation of chosen building materials

Suchocki, Czesław; Katzer, Jacek

doi:10.1016/j.conbuildmat.2016.06.091

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“…There were prepared three types of specimens: oven dry specimens, specimens saturated only by air humidity and fully saturated specimens. The specimens were remotely scanned from three distances (27 m, 17 m and 7 m) (Suchocki & Katzer, 2016). (Suchocki & Katzer, 2016) Work-package no.…”

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“…The specimens were remotely scanned from three distances (27 m, 17 m and 7 m) (Suchocki & Katzer, 2016). (Suchocki & Katzer, 2016) Work-package no. 2 covered tests conducted using an impulse TLS scanner ScanStation C10 (by Leica).…”

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“…Colour and roughness of the scanned surface are the key parameters defining reflective characteristics of a given surface. In authors' opinion reflective characteristics is also significantly influenced by water saturation (Suchocki & Katzer, 2016). In some cases, when colour of the scanned surface is homogenised and its roughness uniformed water saturation may be the only factor influencing the registered values of the intensity, which is directly associated with reflectance of a material and can be expressed as follows:…”

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“…The reflectance depends on the material and slope. With that property, it is possible to find cracks and ruts [13], based on material properties [14].…”

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Abstract. Millions of people use roads every day all over the world. Roads, like many other structures, have an estimated durability. In Poland a lot of the roads were built at the turn of the 20 th and 21 st c., especially for light cars. Many of these roads carry traffic and heavy goods vehicles which were not predicted when the traffic was first estimated. It creates a lot of problems with technical conditions and the infrastructure must be improved. Treatments can be problematic, because restoring the original properties of the road requires workers to restrict traffic as cars may cause a lot of damage to the construction. In the article the authors present a method for estimating the condition of a road using the MLS (Mobile Laser Scanning) measurement technique. It is based on a mobile platform and equipped with the Riegl VMZ-400 scanning system. Post-processing of the data constrain to extract the scan lines and road's condition analysis in addition to estimate its parameters. In conclusion, the authors present the advantages and disadvantages of Mobile Laser Scanning in addition to the paths. Moreover, tell the possibility of the factors determine which describe the security level of the roads.

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“…Accuracy of measurements made with total stations and laser scanners depend on surface type of the measured object (absorption capacity for laser beam from rangefinder and surface roughness). Research on the influence of surface type on measurements made by total stations and laser scanners and possibilities of their application are carried out, for example, by authors of [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. One of the most difficult surface types to measure are reflective surfaces.…”

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Comparison of Different Measurement Techniques as Methodology for Surveying and Monitoring Stainless Steel Chimneys

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The measurement of a chimney axis is an engineering geodesy task. These measurements allow to assess the technical condition of chimneys and are usually carried out for reinforced concrete chimneys. When measuring high chimneys, the main problem may be the need to go a long distance to take a measurement. The surface of the chimney can also be problematic because it can absorb so much light from the range finder that total station reflectorless measurement or laser scanning will not be possible or will be affected by significant error. Chimneys made of stainless steel are also used today. They are not as high as reinforced concrete chimneys, but measuring them using reflectorless total stations or laser scanning can also be problematic. Problems arise from the reflective surface of these chimneys. The article presents a comparison of measurement results of a stainless steel chimney fragment obtained from total station measurement and laser scanning. Similarities and differences in the obtained axis of this chimney fragment are presented.

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An example of harnessing Terrestrial Laser Scanner for remote sensing of saturation of chosen building materials

Cited by 16 publications

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Remote Sensing to Estimate Saturation Differences of Chosen Building Materials Using Terrestrial Laser Scanner

Remote Sensing to Estimate Saturation Differences of Chosen Building Materials Using Terrestrial Laser Scanner

Searching for road deformations using mobile laser scanning

Comparison of Different Measurement Techniques as Methodology for Surveying and Monitoring Stainless Steel Chimneys

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