Geo-Referencing Scan Data in Cyclone
This post goes over how to import a control file into Cyclone and geo-reference the point cloud data.
SMART PLAN
Register 360 Program Orientation Setup: Data, Visual Alignment, TruSlice, QLB – 2 Hour Virtual Class Recording
1:54 Minute Virtual Class Recording done with Ken Jones Instructing on Register 360 setup, data management, visual alignment, TruSlicer QA, and Limit Box use to clean out noise recorded on 8/24/2021
Processing Pxx ScanStation Data in Cyclone
The following group of videos covers the workflow of processing P-Series data. Topics include import, navigation, registration, geo-reference, layers, codes, target extraction, coordinate systems, data reduction and cleanup.
Topographic Workflows in Cyclone
The following videos cover the topographic workflows in Cyclone. The videos, created by Brian Elbe, Sales Manager and Reality Capture Consultant detail the tools and workflows for extracting deliverables out of Cyclone and importing them into CAD. List of Topographic Videos 1. Virtual Surveyor 2. […]
Modeling in Cyclone
The following videos outline the robust modeling tools in Cyclone. Each video created by Matt Brown, Southeast Regional Manager for Reality Capture explains a different tool in the Cyclone Modeling suite in great detail. Select a video in the list below or scroll through the […]
Register 360 – Utilizing Multiple Site Maps
Importing and sizing sitemaps in Register 360 then viewing tools in TruView 2021 for multiple sitemaps.
TruView 2021 User Orientation
TruView 2021 Viewing of LGS files.
HDS Computer Selection
Selecting a Computer for HDS point cloud processing.
Webinars on Demand
A lot of great training material is presented in Hexagon / Leica Geosystems Webinars. April 2021 a new URL was setup to host a variety of segment and software webinars that can be viewed on demand. https://leica-geosystems.com/products/laser-scanners/webinars
1-1 Trabajo de campo: conceptos básicos de escaneo
Cinco reglas a seguir para seleccionar las posiciones del escáner.
Coloque el escáner cerca de objetos pequeños.
Escanee hacia donde se dirige.
Escanee hacia donde estaba.
Escanee cada umbral.
Escaneo del ángulo de 45 grados.