USGS researcher prepares a UAS with a mounted lidar sensor
By National Land Imaging Program
October 2017 (approx.)
Detailed Description
USGS researcher Todd Burton prepares a UAS with a mounted lidar sensor
At the request of the National Park Service in October 2017 the NUSO utilized UAS to acquire geospatial data to support development of a flood management plan for the Fort Laramie National Historic Site in Wyoming.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
Related
NUSO 2017 Research Missions
The NUSO began its evaluation of UAS lidar data collection this year by testing the use of the Pulse Vapor 55 platform and a UAS-mountable YellowScan lidar sensor. We also coordinated the completion of a rapid response mission that successfully established an end-product contract with a locally accessible UAS company.
Related
NUSO 2017 Research Missions
The NUSO began its evaluation of UAS lidar data collection this year by testing the use of the Pulse Vapor 55 platform and a UAS-mountable YellowScan lidar sensor. We also coordinated the completion of a rapid response mission that successfully established an end-product contract with a locally accessible UAS company.