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A comparison of methods for mapping golf greens

Wade Reynolds, Frank R. Young, Peter Gibbings

Year
2007
Citations
3

Abstract

Several golf greens were mapped using a RTK GPS, Riegl 3D-Laser Mirror Scanner and Trimble S6 Robotic Total Station systems to determine the most appropriate method for this task.
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\nThe RTK GPS was the easiest methods for data capture but was insufficiently accurate for mapping at a contour interval of 0.05 m or less in this situation. The laser scanner level data accuracy was slightly more accurate than the robotic total station but both produces results that were suitable for golf green mapping. However, the ease of use of the robotic total station determined this as the preferred methodology for golf green mapping with a 0.05m contour interval.
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Keywords

Global Positioning SystemLaser scanningComputer visionTotal stationScannerArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceInterval (graph theory)Remote sensingTask (project management)

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