Lidar Explained
Lidar is a technology developed to map the elevation of features on and below the surface of the Earth.
Lidar is a technology developed to map the elevation of features on and below the surface of the Earth.
A project called the Earth Archive plans to use Light Detection And Ranging (LiDAR) to map the entire surface of the Earth.
Researchers who compared before and after LiDAR measurements of Puerto Rico’s tropical forests found that Hurricane Maria damaged or uprooted 40-60% of the tallest trees.
Researchers have used LiDAR to understand the impacts of Native American population decline on forest fires in the United States.
Dan Coe used a geospatial technology called LiDAR to map changes in the flow of the Willamette River in Oregon.