An urgent matter in the field of laser scanning is development of a regulatory framework that governs the requirements for its implementation and the resulting products for the purposes of topographic mapping, cadastral surveys, and spatial data on terrain and objects. In particular, the standards and technical regulations in the said this field, both aerial and terrestrial, require further in-depth and detailed development. The authors present the results of developing a national standards series in the field of laser scanning, carried out as part of the Geokarta-2030 research project. On March 1, 2025, GOST R 71863–2024 "Phototopography. Laser Scanning. General Provisions", and national standards GOST R 72225–2025 “Phototopography were introduced; Ground-Based Laser Scanning”, Technical Requirements and GOST R 72226–2025 “Phototopography. Airborne Laser Scanning” as well. Technical Requirements were developed. The standards are to be used are intended for use by subjects of geodetic and cartographic activities, as well as by those of urban planning and cadastral activities, at arranging and carrying out air and ground laser scanning of terrain and spatial objects. The standards regulate making executing ground-based mobile, portable, stationary and airborne laser scanning from manned and unmanned aircraft. The result of creating and practical application of the developed documents is provision of a regulatory basis to formulate general and technical requirements for the process of obtaining laser scanning data