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Light-imaging Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) has become a common tool used in mapping and is being dispatched to complete more and more projects, but do you understand what this technology is, how it works, and what it can be used for? Through this brief but informative presentation, we’ll get you up-to-date on LiDAR technology and its ability to offer acquisition of digital elevation data for large-scale mapping projects. We’ll also discuss how LiDAR can work alongside traditional aerial photography and photogrammetric techniques – making it even more powerful.
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- 1. LiDAR 101 Presented by Aerial Services, Inc. Cedar Falls, Iowa www.AerialServicesInc.com Image: Brownsville, Texas LiDAR / Data: USGA NED Aerial Services, Inc. • Copyright 2007 / All Rights Reserved *Select Imagery is Courtesy of ASI’s LiDAR partner Airborne Solutions, Inc. of Dillon, Colorado Li ght- D etection A nd R anging
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- Initial Slide (put up before presentation, as attendees enter, if possible) Quickly Explain Who: You are and your qualifications are ASI is and it’s qualification & work experience