1. Scope
This standard describes a method for evaluating the ranging performance of medium-range (2m-150m operating range) 3D imaging systems and can be used as a basis of comparison among such systems. Specifically, this standard evaluates the imaging systems ability to measure relative distance between planar targets as a function of range, and requires the acquisition of sufficient data to fit a plane. This standard is not intended to replace more in-depth methods used for instrument calibration or compensation, and specific measurement applications may require additional tests and analysis. Definitions, environmental requirements, test procedures, and report formats are included in this standard.
This standard describes a method for evaluating the ranging performance of medium-range (2m-150m operating range) 3D imaging systems and can be used as a basis of comparison among such systems. Specifically, this standard evaluates the imaging systems ability to measure relative distance between planar targets as a function of range, and requires the acquisition of sufficient data to fit a plane. This standard is not intended to replace more in-depth methods used for instrument calibration or compensation, and specific measurement applications may require additional tests and analysis. Definitions, environmental requirements, test procedures, and report formats are included in this standard.
Keywords
range error; spatial coordinate measurement systems; three-dimensional imaging systems
The title and scope are in draft form and are under development within this ASTM Committee.
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