a combination of stop-and-go and electro-tricycle laser scanning systems for rural cadastral surveys

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2016
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Abstract
Over the past decade, land-based laser scanning technologies have been actively studied and implemented, in response to the need for detailed three-dimensional (3D) data about our rural and urban environment for topographic mapping, cadastral mapping, and other street-level features, which are difficult and time consuming to measure by other instruments. For rural areas in China, the complex terrain and poor planning limit the applicability of this advanced technology. To improve the efficiency of rural surveys, we present two SSW (Shoushi and SiWei) laser scanning systems for rapid topographic mapping: stop-and-go and electro-tricycle laser scanning systems. The objective of this paper is to evaluate whether laser scanning data collected by the developed SSW systems meet the accuracy requirements for rural homestead mapping. We investigated the performance of the two laser scanning systems on Ma’anshan Village, a small, typical village in Hubei Province, China. To obtain full coverage of the village, we fused the stop-and-go and electro-tricycle laser scanning data. The performance of the developed SSW systems is described by the results of building contours extracted from the fused data against the established building vector map.
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Authors ;Liang Zhong;Pengfei Liu;Liuzhao Wang;Zhanying Wei;Haiyan Guan;Yongtao Yu
Journal población y desarrollo
Year 2016
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10.3390/ijgi5090160
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http://www.mdpi.com/2220-9964/5/9/160
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