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Maptek

  23/05/2012
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Brand Maptek
System I-Site 4400CR
Date of introduction 2006
Weight [kg] (sensor only) 12 Kg
Weight [kg] (sensor + peripherals) 2 Kg Battery
Size (h/d) [cm] (sensor only) 431mm x 271mm x 356mm
Power requirement Removable Battery
Battery internal/external Internal, removable rechargeable via car/main charger
Laser Ranger -
Range measurement principle Pulsed
Wavelength [nm] 905nm
Laser safety classification 3R
Min./max. range [m] 2m to 350m
Range resolution mm
Range accuracy at 50m [mm] (1 sigma) 20mm
Beam diameter at exit [mm] 20mm
Beam divergence/spot at 50 m distance [mm] 1.4 / 70mm
Intensity recording (Y[#bits]/N)/export formats Yes
hits per point before averaging -
Max. FoV VxH [D] 80x360 degrees
Scan angle step size H/V [D] 0.108 degrees
Scan angle accuracy H/V [D] (1 sigma) 0.04 degrees
Beam deflection mechanism Rotating mirror with azimuth stepping
Measurement rate [kHz] 4.4 kHz
Scan duration typical/highest resolution [min] 4 / 12.5
Selection of scan density/spacing Graphical interface
Temperature range/humidity range [0C/ %] 0C to +50C (-40C to +50C with Heated battery)
Internal Camera [Y/N] Yes
Inbuild Control Panel [Y/N] Via Tablet PC
Scan time per battery 3 Hours
Main application areas (max. 5) Underground, tunnel and cave survey, Void mapping for safety studies, Infrastructure mapping and digital imaging, Stockpile survey, including enclosed sheds and silos, Studies of material loading and emptying patterns
Peripherals -
Camera(s) (Y[#,type,sensor size]/N) Integrated 37 Mega Pixel
Export formats of camera image Jpeg
User interface (e.g. PC) Integrated tablet PC
User interface specifications (RAM/OS, etc.) 1 Gb / Win XP
Additional sensors Integrated dual axis level compensator
Software name Maptek I-Site Studio
Registration/orientation methods Conventional surveying; matching surface feature/points; N-point; underground boom-frame
Automatic detection of tie points [Y/N] Y (reflector identification)
Integration of data from different scans [Y/N] Y
Real time visualization during scanning [Y/N] N
Fly around, pan and zoom [Y/N] Y
Geo-referencing [Y/N] Y
Point (group) selection [Y/N] Y
Fitting of primitives [Y(specify)/N] Y - Line, plane, circle
Largest model (# of points/# of objects) 22 million points
Export formats of processed data 3DP, OBJ, DXF, DXB, VRML, 3DI, 00T, TXT, ASC, DWG, DGD, ARCH_D, JPG, IREG, MA, 3DV
Import formats 3DP, OBJ, DXF, DXB, 3DV, 3DD, 4DD, RSP, IXF, PTX, 3DI, 00T, TXT, ASC, DWG, DGD, ARCH_D, DGD.ISIS, ZFS



     


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