Introduction to the digital surveying
Keywords:
laser scanner, photogrammetry, representationAbstract
Since the first moment of the design process, that of the experience of the natural and original state space, there are different recording modes that respond to subjective and objective surveys. The subjective survey (subjective mapping), aims to register all those things that do not show specifically, but make the object: the atmosphere of the place. They are expressions of personal and spiritual nature that creates the experience of aura. The registration of this type of survey differs fundamentally from the interpreters of space and things, because it is a process that takes place inside the subject and is influenced by the way we see and experience the world. The objective survey -drawings, photgrammetries, maps, etc. is constructed with quantitative data from the space and the objects in question, their natural and specific characteristics; is the registration process which is present in measurable, reasonable and verifiable terms. Today, advances in technology have evolved with respect to the tools and techniques for gathering and processing data, giving rise to what is known as digital survey.
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