Using Control Point Stickers

A control point can be any specified point on the floor of the mapping site. Each control point must meet the following criteria:

• It is marked clearly with a cross (defines the exact location).

• It has an ID that is unique within the mapping project.

• It includes an explanation of what the sticker is for.

• It is made of robust material, such as intended for outdoor use.

NavVis provides a PDF template for two different types of control point stickers:

1. Stickers without numbers

2. Stickers with a numbered label "000" that can be changed by a printing supplier to sequential numbering (000, 001, 002, nnn…)

Stickers without numbers	Stickers with a numbered label
The template without a number can be printed in a roll "as is". Surveyors can enter their own numbers on the sticker during surveying.	The template with a number should be provided to your printing supplier with instructions to replace the "000" with sequential numbers (000, 001, 002, nnn…) prior to printing.

Note: Stickers should be printed on robust sticker material. User can also design their own stickers, as long as it meets the above criteria.