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24 August 2009 Range calibration for terrestrial laser scanners and range cameras
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Abstract
Range cameras and terrestrial laser scanners provide 3D geometric information by directly measuring the range from the sensor to the object. Calibration of the ranging component has not been studied systematically yet, and this paper provides a first overview. The proposed approaches differ in the object space features used for calibration, the calibration models themselves, and possibly required environmental conditions. A number of approaches are reviewed within this framework and discussed. For terrestrial laser scanners, improvement in accuracy by a factor up to two is typical, whereas range camera calibration still lacks a proper model, and large systematic errors typically remain.
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Norbert Pfeifer, Camillo Ressl, and Wilfried Karel "Range calibration for terrestrial laser scanners and range cameras", Proc. SPIE 7447, Videometrics, Range Imaging, and Applications X, 744702 (24 August 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.825950
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

Cameras

Laser scanners

Ranging

3D modeling

Data acquisition

Distance measurement

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