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The control points established for this project were gathered using the Trimble R10 and VRS GNSS techniques by observing several surrounding geodetic benchmarks, and performing a site calibration on the set control points around the proposed site. Once this was performed, data could then be collected for the topographic plan.

The Trimble SX10 was utilized for this process as it provided an accurate robotic total station workflow for gathering important features; dense point cloud collection for the majority of existing site objects and inaccessible features such as the roadway and overhead power lines; and high resolution imagery with Trimble VISION to perform virtual DR measurements in the office and document the site conditions.

The Trimble SX10 utilizes Trimble Access as the field software solution to collect point, scan, and image data. Trimble Access’ new scanning feature allows users to scan and obtain imagery with the SX10. There are four scan types, Rectangular, full dome, polygon, and horizontal band:
- The rectangle mode requires the user to select two corners to define a rectangular scan area;
- The full dome mode will collect data for the SX10’s entire field of view;
- In the polygon mode, users can define a polygon scan area with three or more points,
- The horizontal band mode will scan the entire area below or above a selected point in a 360 band.

Each option is more suitable to a specific project purpose and data collection requirements. For this particular job the survey crew used the full dome scan option to ensure all necessary features were collected as well as others that the survey crew may not notice while in the field.

The survey station method allows the SX10 to be utilized as both a total station and a terrestrial scanner. Traverse, topographic, and as-staked can be collected in conjunction with scanned data. Performing scans with the SX10 is as simple as taking a topographic measurement.

The Trimble TDC150 handheld offers a fully integrated, ultra-rugged solution that has the flexibility of a handheld, an intuitive Android-based user interface, and scalable high accuracy positioning.

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Trimble Access 2019 now includes a CAD toolbar in the map. The CAD toolbar enables you to easily use control codes to create line, arc, and polygon features in the map as you measure points, or by drawing features using points already in the job. CAD toolbar buttons for each feature geometry control code supported by Trimble Access are available.

You can now easily create lines, arcs, smooth curves, rectangles or circles, and define horizontal or vertical offsets by tapping the appropriate toolbar button and selecting the line feature code you want to use to identify the feature.

This video is a short tutorial for how to get this set up for on your controller for your survey projects in the field.

https://geospatialx7.trimble.com to learn more.

The Trimble X7 is an easy-to-use survey grade 3D scanning system. It will change the way you scan with intuitive field software, a self-leveling system, auto-calibration, and auto-registration capabilities.

The Trimble X7 is a great system for a surveyor or engineer that has never purchased a scanner before. It’s easy to learn, set-up, use and track your scanning progress in the field. This system is also ideal for experienced scanning professionals will benefit from the self-leveling, auto-calibration, and registration assist features that will make them more productive in the field, and deliver results to clients faster.

This video shows the stakeout functions of Trimble Penmap for Android.

The iF Design Award is one of the most important and prestigious design prizes in the world. For 65 years, designers and manufacturers have strived to win the internationally renowned iF label for design. Winning an iF Design Award is a seal of quality for exceptional design. For users it is a symbol they can trust.

Each year, iF International Forum Design GmbH organizes one of the world's most celebrated and valued design competitions: the iF Design Award. Recognized as a symbol of design excellence around the world, the iF Design Award welcomes over 5,000 submissions from 70 countries every year.

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Matthias from eCognition's Support Team explains the theory, algorithm and use cases around growing regions and objects in eCognition.