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VUX-160²³
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laser pulse repetition rate up to 2.4 MHz measurement rate up to 2,000,000 meas./sec scan speed up to 400 lines/second operating flight altitude up to 900 m / 2,950 ft Field of View up to 100° compact & lightweight (2.65 kg / 5.8 lbs) Nadir/Forward/Backward Scanning for unrivaled completeness of scan data even on vertical structures and narrow canyons cutting edge RIEGL technology providing: - echo signal digitization - multiple target capability - online waveform processing - multiple-time-around processing easily mountable to unmanned platforms (UAVs) and small manned aircraft „NFB" (Nadir/Forward/Backward) Scanning UAV LiDAR Sensor The RIEGL VUX-16023 is a lightweight and versatile airborne laser scanner offering a wide field of view of 100 degrees and an extremely high pulse repetition rate of up to 2.4 MHz. Thus, it is perfectly suited for high point density corridor mapping applications. The measuring beam of the RIEGL VUX-16023 is consecutively emitted in three different directions: it alternates from strictly nadir, to +10 degrees forward, and to -10 degrees backward. This allows data acquisition with an unrivaled completeness in data capture, especially in challenging environments with vertical surfaces and narrow canyons. The scanner provides an internal data storage capacity of 2 TByte and a removeable CFast card and is equipped with interfaces for integration of an external IMU/GNSS system. Additionally, interfaces for up to five optional external cameras are available. The sophisticated design of the RIEGL VUX-16023 allows smooth integration on UAS/UAV/RPAS, small manned aeroplanes (like gyrocopters), but also on helicopters. It is offered both, as stand-alone UAV LiDAR sensor and also in various fully-integrated UAV-based laser scanning system configurations with appropriate IMU/GNSS system and optional cameras. This allows the scanner to perfectly meet all the specific requirements of the customers' applications. mechanical and electrical interface for IMU/GNSS integration interfaces for up to 5 external__________ • scan data storage on internal SSD Memory • removeable CFAST9 memory card Typical applications include • Corridor Mapping: Power Line, Railway Track and Pipeline Inspection • Topography in Open-Cast Mining • Surveying of Urban Environments • Archeology and Cultural Heritage Documentation • Agriculture & Forestry visit our website www.riegl.com RIEGIlLASER MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS Airborne Laser Scanning Data Sheet

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top view Field of View The RIEGL VUX-16023 offers a sophisticated scan pattern consisting of scan lines with periodically changing directions. The scan directions in the center of the scan lines change consecutively from strictly nadir, to +10 degrees forward, and to -10 degrees backward. This scan pattern provides an almost complete 3D data set, as also vertical surfaces like the facades of buildings and objects (e.g. masts and poles) are accurately sampled by laser range measurements. In addition, the nadir direction enables the reliable data acquisition down to the bottom of narrow...

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Operating Flight Altitude AGL given for the following conditions: FOV 100°, ambiguity resolved by multiple-time-around (MTA) processing, average ambient brightness, target size > laser footprint, roll angle <±5 deg Example: VUX-16023 at 300,000 pulses/sec, laser power level 100% altitude 1,800 ft AGL, speed 60 kn, resulting point density ~ 6.2 pts/m2 Operating Flight Altitude AGL given for the following conditions: FOV 100°, ambiguity resolved by multiple-time-around (MTA) processing, average ambient brightness, target size > laser footprint, roll angle <±5 deg Example: VUX-16023 at 600,000...

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Operating Flight Altitude AGL given for the following conditions: FOV 100°, ambiguity resolved by multiple-time-around (MTA) processing, average ambient brightness, target size > laser footprint, roll angle <±5 deg Example: VUX-16023 at 1,800,000 pulses/sec, laser power level 100% altitude 550 ft AGL, speed 30 kn, resulting point density ~ 243 pts/m2 Operating Flight Altitude AGL given for the following conditions: FOV 100°, ambiguity resolved by multiple-time-around (MTA) processing, average ambient brightness, target size > laser footprint, roll angle <±5 deg Example: VUX-16023 at...

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Laser Product Classification Technical Data RIEGL VUX®-16023 (continued) Class 1 Laser Product according to IEC60825-1:2014 The following clause applies for instruments delivered into the United States: Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 except for conformance with IEC 60825-1 Ed.3., as described in Laser Notice No. 56, dated May 8, 2019. CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT Range Measurement Performance Measuring Principle time of flight measurement, echo signal digitization, multiple target capability, online waveform processing, multiple-time-around-processing 1) Rounded average PRR. 2) Typical...

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Dimensional Drawings RIEGL VUX®-16023 RIEGL VUX-16023 UAV LiDAR Sensor with Connection Box RIEGL VUX-16023-SYS System Integration The RIEGL VUX-16023 can be optionally complemented with an appropriate IMU/GNSS system. External IMU & GNSS (optional) Applanix AP+30 1) Applanix AP+50 1) IMU Accuracy Roll, Pitch 0.010° 0.005° Heading 0.025° 0.010° IMU Sampling Rate 200 Hz 200 Hz Position Accuracy (typ.) 0.02 - 0.05 m 0.02 - 0.05 m System Total Weight (approx.) 3) 3.15 kg 3.15 kg AP+board (fully integrated) 1) See technical details at the according Applanix datasheet 2) Accuracy specifications...

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