ühisuuringuid

Uhisuuringud, also known as joint measurements, refer to a methodological approach in various scientific and technical fields where multiple measurement systems or techniques are integrated to collect and process data collaboratively. This approach aims to enhance accuracy, expand coverage, or improve the efficiency of data acquisition processes. Commonly employed in fields such as geodesy, surveying, and remote sensing, joint measurements often involve the simultaneous use of technologies like Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), laser scanning, photogrammetry, or inertial measurement units. By combining data from diverse sources, these measurements can address limitations of individual systems—for example, mitigating atmospheric interference in GNSS or complementing sparse ground control points in photogrammetry. Applications include urban mapping, topographic surveys, infrastructure monitoring, and environmental assessments. The integration of data from multiple sources enables more comprehensive and reliable results, making joint measurements a valuable tool in modern geospatial and engineering practices.