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The use of Terrestrial Laser Scanner (TLS) tends to become a solution in many research areas related to large scale surveying. Meanwhile,the technological advances combined with the investigation of user needs have brought to the design of innovative devicesknown as scanning total stations. Such instruments merge in a unique hardware both scanning and surveying facilities. Even if theirscanning rate is often reduced compared to conventional TLS, they make it possible to directly georeference laser scanning projectsand to complete them with measurements of individual points of interest. The recent Trimble SX10 which was launched on the marketin early October 2016 has been tested and some experiences carried out with it are reported in this paper. The analyses mainly focus onthe survey of a building facade. Next to laser scanning survey, a photogrammetry campaign using an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)has been carried out. These different datasets are used to assess the Trimble SX10 issued point clouds through a set of comparisons.Since georeferencing is possible either directly or indirectly using this device, data processed both ways are also compared to concludeabout the more reliable method

the international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences

FIRST EXPERIENCES WITH THE TRIMBLE SX10 SCANNING TOTAL STATION FOR BUILDING FACADE SURVEY