• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 56, Issue 5, 050102 (2019)
Jin Chen, Kai Tan*, and Weiguo Zhang
Author Affiliations
  • State Key Laboratory of Estuarine and Costal Research, East China Normal University, Shanghai 200062, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/LOP56.050102 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Jin Chen, Kai Tan, Weiguo Zhang. Correction of Terrestrial Laser Scanning Ranging Errors from Specular Reflection Based on Original Intensity Data[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2019, 56(5): 050102 Copy Citation Text show less
    Influencing factors of range errors and intensity data in TLS
    Fig. 1. Influencing factors of range errors and intensity data in TLS
    Original intensity images of four different kinds of material surfaces. (a) Ceramic tile; (b) polyethylene; (c) stainless garbage; (d) LCD screen
    Fig. 2. Original intensity images of four different kinds of material surfaces. (a) Ceramic tile; (b) polyethylene; (c) stainless garbage; (d) LCD screen
    Three-dimensional points cloud distributions of four different kinds of material surfaces. (a) Ceramic tile; (b) polyethylene; (c) stainless garbage; (d) LCD screen
    Fig. 3. Three-dimensional points cloud distributions of four different kinds of material surfaces. (a) Ceramic tile; (b) polyethylene; (c) stainless garbage; (d) LCD screen
    Relationship between original intensity and range errors from specular reflections of four different kinds of material surfaces. (a) Ceramic tile; (b) polyethylene; (c) stainless garbage; (d) LCD screen
    Fig. 4. Relationship between original intensity and range errors from specular reflections of four different kinds of material surfaces. (a) Ceramic tile; (b) polyethylene; (c) stainless garbage; (d) LCD screen
    Polynomial fitting between intensity and range errors from specular reflections of four different kinds of material surfaces. (a) Ceramic tile; (b) polyethylene; (c) stainless garbage; (d) LCD screen
    Fig. 5. Polynomial fitting between intensity and range errors from specular reflections of four different kinds of material surfaces. (a) Ceramic tile; (b) polyethylene; (c) stainless garbage; (d) LCD screen
    Emittedpower /mWWave-length /nmField ofview /(°×°)Beamdiver-gence /(°)Rangingscope /mExit beamdiameter /mm
    20905360×3050.0090.6-1203.8
    Table 1. Main parameters of FARO Focus3D 120
    TargetsFirst-order r2Second-order r2Third-order r2
    Ceramic tile0.888330.942840.95471
    Polyethylene0.865960.936750.93696
    Stainless steel garbage0.850310.941380.95168
    LCD screen0.901950.961390.96144
    Table 2. Relationship between order of polynomial curve and determination coefficient r2 in Fig. 5
    Jin Chen, Kai Tan, Weiguo Zhang. Correction of Terrestrial Laser Scanning Ranging Errors from Specular Reflection Based on Original Intensity Data[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2019, 56(5): 050102
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