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Why Experts Believe Cheaper, Better Lidar is Right Around the Corner Ars Technica – Timothy B. Lee Lidar used to cost $75,000. Experts expect this to fall to less than $100. |
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VIDEO: Search for a Lost City CBS News It's been called the White City, or the City of the Monkey God – a lost ancient city that has fascinated adventure-seekers searching the jungles of Honduras for centuries. Most recently, a... |
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VIDEO: The Geosensing Systems Engineering and Sciences Program UH Cullen College of Engineering GSES introduction and overview. |
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VIDEO: The National Center for Airborne Laser Mapping UH Cullen College of Engineering NCALM introduction, overview, recent work, and graduate program. |
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Archäologie aus der Luft Spektrum Der Wissenschaft – William E. Carter, Ramesh L. Shrestha, and Juan Carlos Fernandez-Diaz Ein LiDAR-Gerät sendet Hunderttausende von Laserpulsen in der Sekunde aus, um von einem Flugzeug aus ein hoch aufgelöstes Profil des Bodens zu gewinnen. Das hilft Archäologen bei der Suche... |
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Multispectral LiDAR: Deserts, Rivers, Forests & More GeoDataPoint – Linda Duffy "Originally, LiDAR was seen as a means of obtaining elevation data, but there is a growing interest among researchers in accurately mapping water/land interfaces and identifying species by... |
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Reading Human History from the Land Scienceline – Ellie Kincaid High-resolution maps of Earth’s surface reveal archaeological secrets. |
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Archaeology from the Air American Scientist – William E. Carter, Ramesh Shrestha, and Juan C. Fernandez-Diaz In aircraft flying "low and slow," instruments sending out hundreds of thousands of laser pulses per second can gather enough data to reveal archaeological sites hidden under dense forest... |
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Lure of the Lost City National Geographic – Douglas Preston (Dave Yoder, Photographs) El Dorado. Atlantis. The Lost City of Z. Legends of such fabled places have enticed generations of explorers into the most remote locations on Earth. Usually they return empty-handed, if... |
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Science on Napa Earthquake Could Improve Damage Forecasts The Press Democrat – Derek Moore The team flew in and out of Napa County Airport daily to map the area, using sophisticated laser and computer equipment mounted inside a twin-engine Italian-made plane. |
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