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Figure 1: Sketch of an UAS with minimal configuration of sensorsutilized by our calibration approach
Figure 2: Calibration methodology. The top part depicts theestimation of a single camera to a laserscanner (Section 3.2)
Figure 3: Extracted segments in laserscanner reference frame
Table 3: Relative Pose Error regarding to ground truth
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