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Field procedure
8.1 General scanning procedure
In general every scan always starts on the bottom right corner of your scan area. Starting from this point, you
should walk scan path by scan path, whereby every following path is situated on the left side of its previous
path. During walking these lines, the measurement values will be recorded and depending on the selected
operating mode either transferred directly to a computer or saved into the memory of the device.
The device stops at the end of each finished scan line, so that the user can find the starting position of the
next line. In this way, all paths will be recorded and the area will be measured.
Figure 8.1 shows all 4 possible starting positions and the corresponding first scanning path. Depending on
the composition of your terrain you can determine the optimal starting point for your measurement by
yourself.
The scanning paths may be referred as "Zig-Zag" or "Parallel" traverses. Also the number of impulses
(measure points), which are recorded during one scanning path can be adjusted individually depending on
the size of your scan area (length of scanning path).
8.1.1 Scan Mode
There are two general techniques to surveying an area with the Fusion Light:
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Zig-Zag
The starting position of two scanning paths next to each other is on the opposite side of the
measured area. You will record data on your scanning path and on the return path as well.
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Parallel
The starting position of two scanning paths is always on the same side of the measured area. You will
only record data in one way and in one direction, while you should return and walk back to the
starting position of the next scanning path without recording data.
Figure 8.2 represents both techniques schematically.
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Figure 8.1: Starting position of a scan area
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Start of
1. scanning path
End of
1. scanning
path
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