LiDAR technology is helping countless industries create a better future for everyone. While terrestrial LiDAR is suitable for many projects, some use cases may benefit from aerial LiDAR technology. The construction industry, for example, is becoming increasingly reliant on drones…
There are an estimated three trillion trees on the planet that researchers hope to measure and map. Though this will take some time, investigators at the University of New Hampshire have found a way to improve tree mapping capabilities and…
Since the emergence of LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) survey technology, obtaining 3D information has become easy and cost-effective. Civil engineering is highly dependent on 3D information to evaluate and run most of its applications and projects, making the use…
Many different industries use light detection and ranging systems, also known as LiDAR, to be successful in their operations. Oceanographers use it to gather calculations about the ocean surface and depths, military personnel use it to create high-resolution maps of…
Light Detection and Ranging, known as LiDAR technology, utilizes light to in order to create a map of almost any kind of physical environment. The technology uses precise pulsed laser beams, allow it to produce incredibly accurate images of environments…