Application of Mobile Laser Scanning for Lean and Rapid Highway Maintenance and Construction

Ravani, Bahram; Yen, Kin S.; Lasky, Ty A.; Donecker, Stephen M.; Jian, Zhenxiang; Advanced Highway Maintenance and Construction Technology Research Center (Calif.)

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Application of Mobile Laser Scanning for Lean and Rapid Highway Maintenance and Construction

2015-08-28
By Ravani, Bahram ; Yen, Kin S. ; Lasky, Ty A. ; ...

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Ravani, Bahram ; Yen, Kin S. ; Lasky, Ty A. ; Donecker, Stephen M. ; Jian, Zhenxiang

Ravani, Bahram ; Yen, Kin S. ; Lasky, Ty A. ; Donecker, Stephen M. ; Jian, Zhenxiang Less -
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Advanced Highway Maintenance and Construction Technology Research Center (Calif.)
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California. Dept. of Transportation
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Automatic Data Collection Systems Benefit Cost Analysis Data Warehouses Geographic Information Systems Global Positioning System Highway Maintenance Laser Radar Reverse Engineering Software Websites (Information Retrieval)
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CA15-2194;UCD-ARR-15-08-28-01
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Tech Report
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United States ; California

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Final Report, June 2010 - September 2015
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California. Dept. of Transportation
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Mobile Terrestrial Laser Scanning (MTLS) is an emerging technology that combines the use of a laser scanner(s), the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), and an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) on a vehicle to collect geo-spatial data. The overall research question addressed in this project was: what are the parameters that can enhance the integration of this technology into Caltrans workflow to achieve leaner operations in maintenance, design, and construction and to improve the safety of Caltrans workers? In response to this rather broad question, this research aimed to identify the technical issues important to understanding the MTLS technology, its cost-benefits, and the key parameters to facilitate its integration into Caltrans' operations for leaner and more efficient operations.
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