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Raked Piling Guidance and Quality Control in Teledyne PDS

Fri, 13 Nov 2020 09:49:09 GMT

Description: This movie provides in a brief introduction to the raked piling guidance and quality control by Teledyne PDS. The acquisition is shown with the views which can be used, how to define indicators and how to calibrate the heading correction of the lasers.

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Teledyne Multibeam and Laser Solution Demonstrated at TMTW 2019 in San Diego

Wed, 30 Oct 2019 10:30:02 GMT

The inspection of a bridge above and below the water line in a single survey was demonstrated by Teledyne RESON and Teledyne Optech during TMTW 2019 in the Mission Bay area in San Diego.

Complete dataset acquired, processed and plotted as a pointcloud in Teledyne PDS.

Exported pointcloud data visualized against Bing Maps using BlueView Quickstitch

Data acquired using a SeaBat T50-P Multibeam Sonar and an Optech TLS-M3 Laser Scanner

Teledye PDS - LiDAR laser mounting angle calibration

Fri, 29 Jun 2018 02:00:00 GMT

This video demonstrates how to calibrate the mounting angles of a LiDAR laser device from the Teledyne PDS Calibration utility.

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Combined Laser/Multibeam Sonar Survey of Sydney Harbor

Fri, 06 May 2016 10:34:02 GMT

By Dario Conforti - Teledyne Optech

Combined Laser/Multibeam Sonar Survey of Sydney Harbor

Teledyne Optech has been a world leader in the design, development and manufacture of advanced lidar instruments for 40 years. In the last few years Teledyne Optech and its sister company Teledyne RESON developed a full and seamless integration between their sensors, the motion-compensated ILRIS-3D laser scanner and the SeaBat 7125 Sonar System, through the PDS 2000 software. The ILRIS Motion Compensation (MC) option was developed to let surveyors use the normally static ILRIS dynamically by combining it with a Position and Orientation System (POS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers. The resulting system is integrated into a mobile mapping system and enables much more effective mapping in wide and complex terrain. This type of mobile laser scanning is now at the cutting edge of coastal survey technology because it allows surveyors to easily survey coastlines directly from a boat and is particularly useful for mapping long or inaccessible coastal areas. This presentation will explain the integration of the ILRIS and SeaBat sensors and showcase several applications in the last few years from Europe to North America to Australia. The survey in Sydney, Australia is the most recent survey made and shows the perfect match between the underwater data from the sonar and the shore data collected from the lidar scanner.

Photorealistic quay side inspection using laser and Seabat 7125

Tue, 02 Aug 2011 11:10:21 GMT

Combining terrestrial laser scanning together with high resolution SeaBat 7125 multibeam data gives you a photorealistic view of an area of interest. Dataset collected by the Finnish company Meritaito Oy.