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Measuring system and method for marking a known target point in a coordinate system

  • US 9,903,715 B2
  • Filed: 09/26/2012
  • Issued: 02/27/2018
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/27/2011
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A surveying system for marking a target that is known in a coordinate system, comprising:

  • a mobile marking unit configured to precisely determine a marking unit position using a customizable reflector and/or a GNSS antenna;

    a geodetic surveying appliance for determining the position of the marking unit, the geodetic surveying appliance having access to data, stored in a database, representing a target position of the target, and the geodetic surveying appliance having;

    a telescopic targeting unit that defines a targeting direction, the telescopic targeting unit being swivelable about a vertical axis and a horizontal axis relative to a base of the geodetic surveying appliance;

    angle sensors configured for capturing the orientation of the telescopic targeting unit; and

    a camera configured for capturing a camera image essentially in the targeting direction;

    a display configured to display the camera image, together with the target position and/or the marking unit position;

    a control and processing unit; and

    presentation functionality that, when executed under the control of the control and processing unit, involves displaying on the display the camera image and a spatial discrepancy between the marking unit position and the target position, the spatial discrepancy being displayed;

    in a first direction using a first discrepancy indicator that indicates an interval from the target position to a plane defined by the surveying appliance and the marking unit; and

    in a second direction using a second discrepancy indicator that indicates an interval from the target position to a normal to the plane, which normal is stipulated by the marking unit position;

    wherein the spatial discrepancy is presented independently in the first direction and in the second direction.

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