Method And Geodetic Device For Surveying At Least One Target
First Claim
1. Method for surveying at least one target by a geodetic device, comprising:
- capture of a visual image of an area or capture by a camera of the device, the camera having a multiplicity of image points, anda geodetic angle and/or distance measurement to the target,the angle and/or distance measurement being supported or controlled by means of the visual image,characterized by simultaneous recording of at least two discrete distance points for the provision of a distance image as a spatial distribution of discrete distance points in the area of capture, in particular simultaneously with the capture of the visual image.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for surveying at least one target using a geodetic device. According to said method, a camera of the device captures a visual image and surveys an angle and/or a distance to the target with geodetic precision, the angle and/or distance surveillance being supported or controlled by the visual image. At the same time of capture of the visual image at least two distance points of a distance image are captured as the spatial distribution of discrete distance points in the area of detection. When the visual image and the distance image are correlated with each other, the target is recognized or the measuring process is controlled.
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19 Claims
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1. Method for surveying at least one target by a geodetic device, comprising:
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capture of a visual image of an area or capture by a camera of the device, the camera having a multiplicity of image points, and a geodetic angle and/or distance measurement to the target, the angle and/or distance measurement being supported or controlled by means of the visual image, characterized by simultaneous recording of at least two discrete distance points for the provision of a distance image as a spatial distribution of discrete distance points in the area of capture, in particular simultaneously with the capture of the visual image. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19)
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