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A New Way to Find Out What Lies Beneath The Washington Post – Guy Gugliotta Lidar is a key archaeology tool that can detect not only buildings but also the remains of roads, agricultural terraces, aqueducts, caves, fences and even boundaries between ancient... |
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AUDIO: Smartphone Earthquake Warnings BYU Radio Developed countries like Japan and the US have invested millions of dollars in early earthquake detection and warning systems. But scientists at the US Geological Survey and several... |
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Lost City Discovered in the Honduran Rain Forest National Geographic News – Douglas Preston In search for legendary “City of the Monkey God,” explorers find the untouched ruins of a vanished culture. |
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Beyond 3D—Multispectral Optech Titan Opens New Applications for Lidar (PDF) LiDAR News Magazine – Michael Sitar The recent release of an Optech Titan multispectral lidar system breaks away from the traditional lidar paradigm of mere range measurement by exploiting differences in the target's response... |
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Scanning the Horizon The Antarctic Sun – Peter Rejcek LiDAR survey of McMurdo Dry Valleys to look for melting in the landscape. |
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VIDEO: Creating Real-Time Maps of Disaster Areas though Laser Mapping University of Houston Dr. Craig Glennie with the University of Houston Cullen College of Engineering discusses a research project seeking to provide first-responders with real-time maps and analysis of disaster... |
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VIDEO: Did LiDAR Uncover the Lost City? University of Houston The work being done by NCALM caught the attention of filmmaker Steve Elkins who asked them to map a remote rainforest Honduras that may contain the legendary lost city of Ciudad Blanca. The... |
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Terrain and Shallow Water Bathymetry – Publication Cover (PDF) IEEE J-STARS The confluence of the Blue and Colorado Rivers near Kremmling, CO. |
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The El Dorado Machine The New Yorker – Douglas Preston Our Far-Flung Correspondents: A new scanner’s rain-forest discoveries. |
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Journey on the Waveform Earth Imaging Journal – Joshua France and Craig Glennie A step-by-step description of a mobile mapping project reveals the tricks of the trade. |
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