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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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The Antarctic Sun – Peter Rejcek LiDAR survey of McMurdo Dry Valleys to look for melting in the landscape. |
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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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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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IEEE J-STARS The confluence of the Blue and Colorado Rivers near Kremmling, CO. |
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The New Yorker – Douglas Preston Our Far-Flung Correspondents: A new scanner’s rain-forest discoveries. |
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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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Physics Today Producing surface maps at submeter resolution, even over heavily forested terrain, GLS can reveal the fine structure of such features as faults, landslides, and drainage patterns. |
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences – Stephen Ornes Laser imaging reveals long-lost traces of ancient civilizations hidden beneath tropical forest canopies. |
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Scientific American – Katherine Harmon Scientists get a three-dimensional Google Earth on steroids, which can penetrate forest canopies, chart sand dune movement, and more, thanks to radarlike lasers. |