Lidar Imaging Solutions Complete Solutions for Terrestrial Surveying
Open the catalog to page 1Optech's prominence as a world leader in the development and manufacture of advanced laser-based survey and imaging instruments extends over 35 years. During this time, Optech has worked closely with academic, government, military, naval, air force and spacebased organizations to meet their specialized application requirements. From this innovation heritage, our commercial terrestrial survey clients have come to depend on us to provide industry leadership in new technologies to maximize their data collection accuracy and efficiency. In 2001, Optech created the ILRIS-3D Intelligent Laser Ranging...
Open the catalog to page 3Complete Solutions for Today’s Surveyor Optech's ILRIS Laser Scanner enables surveyors to capture and define the world point by point. From single to multiple scans, you can coordinate and document your subject in 3 dimensions. An ideal complement to a surveyor's tool-kit, the ILRIS brings high-density engineering and survey-grade data to the table at amazingly high data collection rates.
Open the catalog to page 4Complete Solutions for Long Range Surveying Optech’s ILRIS-LR Laser Scanner has more range capability than any other tripod-based laser scanner. Additionally, the ILRIS-LR’s design enables surveyors to scan ice, snow and wet surfaces with the same high accuracy and precision as other ILRIS models. CIVIL ENGINEERING MINE PLANNING IN-MOTION SCAN ILRIS LASER SCANNER GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Open the catalog to page 5ILRIS in Geology When scanning geological features, range, accuracy and precision are the key differentiators that set the ILRIS apart. This compact, portable laser scanner is field-ready. • Rock fall monitoring and analysis Its modular design enables you to plan an expedition, taking only the essential • Change detection components for each particular journey. • Outcrop data collection and modeling Yosemite National Park Glacier Point 37°43’38.66”N 119° 33’54.24”W
Open the catalog to page 6The ILRIS Advantage The ILRIS-HD and ILRIS-LR boast a laser repetition rate of 10 kHz while maintaining the superb ranging capability of the ILRIS-3D. With the Enhanced Range (ER) option, the ILRIS-HD’s range capability is increased while maintaining the scanner's industryleading range specification. High Definition The ILRIS family of scanners employs a dual-mirror scanning process that provides precise, gridded scan patterns in both X and Y axes. The even dispersion of points benefits modeling methodology and improves the final results. This graphic illustrates a TIN (Triangulated Irregular...
Open the catalog to page 7ILRIS in Civil Engineering With the ILRIS Laser Scanner, high-definition scanning has never been easier and faster. Instrument orientation and position are measured or established with standard survey • Construction verification (as built) practices. These parameters can be entered into the scanner, enabling point cloud • Inspection tool alignment and registration in the field—no need to return to the office for post- • Engineering tool—volumes, surface processing. Accurate dimensions can now be extracted directly from the point cloud, calculations, spatial dimensioning permitting immediate construction...
Open the catalog to page 8The ILRIS Advantage This highly accurate engineering tool can be applied in the inspection and monitoring of construction projects, and to capture details for the documentation of as-built or retrofit projects. Powerful 3D modeling tools are also available to model the subject efficiently, and to perform further data extraction by checking cross–sections, point-to-point distances and clearance measurements. Modularity The ILRIS is deployed by a single operator with all functionality available for easy operation. Set-up is rapid and simple, and the system is controlled via a wireless handheld...
Open the catalog to page 9ILRIS in Mining Optech’s ILRIS Laser Scanner is a fully portable, laser-based, ranging and imaging system for the commercial survey, engineering, mining and industrial markets. A compact and • Volume calculations highly integrated instrument with digital image capture and sophisticated software tools, • Production/safety monitoring the ILRIS is an industry-leading solution that addresses the needs of commercial users. The • Slope analysis ILRIS is field-ready and requires no specialized training for deployment. Similar in size to a • Mine planning motorized total station, with on-board high-resolution...
Open the catalog to page 10The ILRIS Advantage The ILRIS-HD and ILRIS-LR boast a true measurement rate of 10 kHz while maintaining the superb ranging capability of ILRIS-3D. With higher data collection rates and unmatched range and angular accuracies, the ILRIS delivers extremely precise point clouds for modeling and processing. Rapid Surveys Rapid Survey Mode offers georeferencing, resection and backsight functionality, dramatically reducing data collection and post-processing times. In this mode, the ILRIS controller automatically calculates the georeferenced positions of all scans from its location. It also provides...
Open the catalog to page 11ILRIS in Mobile Scanning Optech's ILRIS Motion Compensation feature enables the collection of precise dynamic motion-compensated 3D data sets from a moving platform. When integrated with an INS system, ILRIS Motion Compensation delivers georeferenced data sets for a multitude of applications. Boats, off-road vehicles and airships are now suitable platforms to scan what you have never been able to scan before. Photo courtesy of Port of London Authority and NetSurvey Limited Applications • Shoreline mapping • Harbor entrances • Navigation features and obstacles • Coastal mapping
Open the catalog to page 12The ILRIS Advantage The ILRIS can perform Motion Compensation with either dual-axis or singleaxis scanning. In single-axis scanning—the more traditional method—the ILRIS is oriented at 90° to the platform’s direction of travel, and scans while the platform is moving. The ILRIS captures data along the Y-axis using only one mirror, but the motion of the platform enables it to capture data along the Xaxis as well. As a result, objects beside the scanning platform are scanned as the ILRIS moves past the areas of interest. Moving Platforms ILRIS Motion Compensation also uses dual-axis (step and stare)...
Open the catalog to page 134 Pages
4 Pages
4 Pages
2 Pages
4 Pages
4 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
1 Page
1 Page
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
16 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
16 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
2 Pages
4 Pages
4 Pages
1 Page
2 Pages
2 Pages