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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. |
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University of Central Florida A team of UCF scientists use a new lidar sensing system to see through the jungle to explore an ancient Maya city in Belize. |
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LiDAR News Magazine – Sibyl R. Bucheli, Craig L. Glennie, and Aaron M. Lynne Remote sensing technologies have recently emerged in forensics as a way to investigate clandestine graves and crimes scenes, as methods tend to be both nondestructive and noninvasive. |