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laser rangefinding: a standalone construct

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laserrangefinding1 CONSTRUCTLaser rangefindingAMANN · METROLOGY

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Metrology

measuring distance with laser light by pulse time of flight, phase shift of modulated light, or triangulation.

In metrology, laser rangefinding refers to measuring distance with laser light by pulse time of flight, phase shift of modulated light, or triangulation. This meaning comes from Amann (2001) in Optical Engineering.[1]

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  1. Amann, M., Bosch, T. M., Lescure, M., Myllylä, R. A., & Rioux, M. (2001). Laser ranging: a critical review of unusual techniques for distance measurement. Optical Engineering, 40(01), 10-19. https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1330700

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