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In this article, the main directions of using digital image data in laser scanning of the Earth's surface, describes the processes of joint processing of images obtained with a digital camera and data from laser scanning of the Earth's surface. For the accuracy of the digital images to correspond to the accuracy of the terrestrial laser scanning data, it is necessary to place the scanning station at an acceptable distance from the imaging object. This distance depends on the size of the array element and the focal length of the selected digital camera lens.[1, 2] The main parameters affecting the number and quality of images taken simultaneously with laser scanning of the object using a digital camera are: matrix element size; the focal length of the lens; horizontal and vertical angles of the camera field of view; distance to the object. To calculate the distance R from the digital camera installed on the scanner to the object, use the formula of the survey scale in a modified form with the specified detail, namely:

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