The lab has the following equipment:
- DJI Phantom 4 RTKA guide for using the Phantom 4 RTK out in the field. Weather condition The most important thing when planing to preform a field survey with a drone is the weather. If it is raining the drone should not go up … Continue reading DJI Phantom 4 RTK
- Mobile laser scanning backpack
The lab has since 2015 developed a mobile laser scanning backpack to be used in the forest. The work is a cooperation between researchers and students. - Virtual Reality
The lab has a HTC Vive Virtual Reality equipment. It is used to visualize point clouds from our scanners and drones. - Cameras
We have several different cameras that can be used either from air (drone) or from the ground. - Tools for service
There is a separate room with work bench and tools for service of the lab’s equipment. - 75″ TV for presentations
The lab has a 75″ UHD 4k TV for presentations. - Software
The lab also offers several softwares for analysis of the 3D-data. - Thermal camera
The lab has a Flir Vue Pro 13mm thermal camera with 640×480 pixels resolution and 30 frames per second. - GNSS receivers
The lab have two high resolution GNSS receivers. The newest is a Trimble GeoXR 6000 from 2014 and the second is a TopCon GRS-1 from 2010. - Computers
In the lab we have in total 7 computers specially designed to work with heavy processing of 3D-data. - Terrestrial laser scanner
The lab has a Trimble TX8 laser scanner (from 2014). The scanner is used to collect accurate measurements of the ground and the tree stems. The scanner collects 1 million points per second and in three minutes a full hemispherical view is created with a point spacing of 4 mm at 10 meters distance. - Drones
The lab has several drones designed for different loads and purposes, from small compact drones up to a 5kg hexacopter which can carry a payload of 2 kg. - Parrot Sequoia
Parrot Sequoia is a small and light weight multispectral camera made for drones.