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With the increasing popularity of as-built building models for the architectural, engineering and construction (AEC) industry, thedemand for highly accurate and dense point cloud data is rising. The current data acquisition methods are labour intensive and timeconsuming. In order to compete with indoor mobile mapping systems (IMMS), surveyors are now opting to use terrestrial laser scanningas a standalone solution. However, there is uncertainty about the accuracy of this approach. The emphasis of this paper is to determinethe scope for which terrestrial laser scanners can be used without additional control. Multiple real life test cases are evaluated inorder to identify the boundaries of this technique. Furthermore, this research presents a mathematical prediction model that providesan indication of the data accuracy given the project dimensions. This will enable surveyors to make informed discussions about theemployability of terrestrial laser scanning without additional control in mid to large-scale projects

STANDALONE TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING FOR EFFICIENTLY CAPTURING AEC BUILDINGS FOR AS-BUILT BIM