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June 20, 2013
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Airborne LiDAR

Laser scanning from the air can provide all kinds of rich and useful data, for applications as diverse as mapping and forestry management. These stories will discuss uses of the approach, technological advances, and who’s actually making money doing this as a business.



Articles found: 65

Announcement of Sponsors, Events, and Speakers for RIEGL LIDAR 2013

by SPAR Point Group staff

Announcement of Sponsors, Events, and Speakers for RIEGL LIDAR 2013

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Merrick adds thermal to airborne lidar

by Sam Pfeifle

It’s no secret that energy conservation is a growing industry. For evidence, look only as far as U.S. President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address last night.

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Safe doubles down on point clouds with FME 2013

by Sam Pfeifle

FME 2013 introduces a number of capabilities for working with point clouds that might prove useful.

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EagleView and Pictometry announce merger

by SPAR Point Group staff

EagleView Technologies, best known for providing 3D roof measurement and analysis based on aerial imagery, and Pictometry International, a provider of geo-referenced aerial image capture and visual-centric data analytics, announced this week they have entered into a merger agreement, which results in a single new company.

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Optech announces Pegasus HA500 ALTM for high density, high altitude mapping

by SPAR Point Group staff

Optech announced this week the release of the Optech Pegasus HA500 ALTM, a purpose-built wide-area mapping sensor that is focused on maximizing collection efficiency.

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Lidar Services adds industry vet

by SPAR Point Group staff

Lidar Services, based here and the wholly owned US subsidiary of Lidar Services International of Calgary, Alberta, announced this week the addition of Roland Mangold as sales and marketing coordinator to their growing US operations staff.

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MAPPS doles out sixth annual Geospatial Excellence Awards

by SPAR Point Group staff

As part of the MAPPS/ASPRS Joint Specialty Conference here this week, MAPPS announced the winners of its sixth annual Geospatial Excellence Awards in seven categories.

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Optech announces new gyro-stabilized survey solution ALTM line

by SPAR Point Group staff

Optech announced here at Intergeo the release of a “gyro-stabilized survey solution that incorporates both active and passive Optech airborne sensors in one multi-sensor configuration.”

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Riegl releases new high-altitude scanner

by SPAR Point Group staff

Riegl announced this week its second new laser scanner of the fall: the LMS-Q780, an airborne laser scanner designed for high-altitude applications.

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Hexagon acquires minority stake in another service provider

by Sam Pfeifle

Hexagon announced this week that it will acquire 10 per cent of the shares in North West Geomatics Ltd.

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