DATA COLLECTION USING LiDAR

• The laser scanner transmits brief laser pulses to the ground surface, which are reflected back to the laser scanner, recorded with a time signature and intensity value.
• While flying, the airplane’s position is determined using GPS, and the direction of the laser pulses are determined using the IMU.

Airborne LiDAR Key Benefits:

• Performance ­industry­leading pulse rate, FOV, aperture and MPiA
• Accuracy ­high-fidelity laser pulses, regardless of pulse rate
• Flexibility ­corridors to country­wide mapping, inside or in pods
• Productivity ­world’s fastest Multiple Pulses in Air (MPiA) sensor
• Efficiency ­fast point­cloud processing, with quick­look capability and easy­look­up annotated digital images
• Mobility ­ region­adapted components