Beam distribution measurements in the LHC

Understanding the population and shape of the beam halo is important to predict possible intensity limitations due to collimation at $\unit[7]{TeV}$. Therefore studies to measure the population of the beam halo are indispensable. Furthermore, using horizontal, vertical and skew collimators during halo scans opens the possibility to confirm the results measured in single plane scans. During the beam distribution MD in the LHC one set of slow full beam scrapings (hor., ver. and skew) with a step size of $\unit[40]{\mu m}$ was performed at $\unit[450]{GeV}$ in both beams. In addition fast full beam scrapings with the vertical primary collimators in IR7 were conducted. \\In this note the results of the different measurements are presented and compared.