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Monthly Archives: July 2010
LiDAR and Google Maps
The OpenTopography Portal is reporting that it appears Google is making use of bare earth terrain models derived from LiDAR. Continue reading
Posted in Business Development, Marketing
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Shape Extraction from Point Clouds in AutoCAD
Autodesk Labs has recently announced the availability of a new “Point Cloud Shape Extraction Plug-in for AutoCAD”. Continue reading
Posted in Business Development, Research, Technology
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LiDAR in Space
A research team from NASA Ames is on Devon Island exploring the Haughton Crater with the goal of understanding how humans and robots can work better together. Continue reading
Posted in Government, Research, Technology
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Laser Scanning for Airport Obstruction Surveys
The Transportation Research Board has issued a research report on the use of LiDAR for airport obstruction surveys. Continue reading
Posted in Business Development, Government, Orgs, Research
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Israeli Wind Lidar Startup Gets $9 Million
Pentalum Technologies, Ltd., an Israeli firm recently raised $9 million in first round financing to produce a LiDAR system that to remotely sense wind. Continue reading
Posted in Business Development, Marketing, remote sensing
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Laser Scanning and Architectural Details
One company, Streamline Automation has developed a complete system for creating the most intricate architectural details that includes the use of laser scanning. Continue reading
Posted in Business Development, Software, Technology
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Fusing LiDAR & Hyperspectral to Determine Land Cover
This research looked at the potential benefits of fusing hyperspectral imagery with LiDAR data to better understand urban runoff and planning. Continue reading
Posted in remote sensing, Research
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Using Full-Waveform LiDAR To Improve DTM Accuracy
Using the full-waveform methodology they were able to accurately label 92% of the terrain echoes correctly. Continue reading
Posted in Research, Technology
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“Airborne and Terrestrial Laser Scanning”
This is the title of a new text book edited by George Vosselman and Hans-Gerd Maas, published by Whittles Publishing. Continue reading
Posted in Education, The Industry
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California Coast to be Mapped with LiDAR
NOAA will supervise the $3.3 million effort to LiDAR map California’s entire coastline. Continue reading
Posted in Government, remote sensing
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