Archives for March 2015

Introducing the world’s first survey-grade LiDAR for UAS! (http://www.lidarnews.com)

RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems has been developing the world’s first survey-grade UAS LiDAR sensor, the VUX-1. As early as February this year, it is already time to show off this innovative sensor: join us at the official launch event ILMF taking place in Denver, USA, February 17 to 19 where the VUX-1 will be presented for the first time!

The innovative sensor was designed to meet the challenges of emerging surveying solutions by UAS, gyrocopters, and ultra-light aircraft, both in measurement performance and in system integration. The VUX-1 is an ultra lightweight LiDAR sensor with less than 4 kilograms (less than 9 pounds) overall weight, that can easily be mounted onto professional UAS/RPAS. It has a 300 degree field of view and produces the extremely high quality LiDAR data users expect from a RIEGL product. Internal storage offers the ability to collect data for several hours at altitudes/ ranges up to more than 1,000 ft. Scanner applications include, but are not limited to: Agricultural and Forestry, Defense, Wide Area Mapping, Flood Zone Mapping, Glacier and Snowfield Mapping, Topography and Mining, and the Academic Markets.

“By introducing the VUX-1, RIEGL is the first to offer a LiDAR sensor that has been especially developed for the UAS and RPAS markets. We expect tremendous growth in these fields and are proud to support these with the breakthrough VUX-1!” said Dr. Johannes Riegl, RIEGL’s Chief Executive Officer.

Read more at http://www.lidarnews.com/content/view/10267/2/

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Terrestrial laser scanner for collecting evidence at the scene of collisions (adopted from http://www.lidarnews.com)

Nottingham, UK, 01 May 2012 – More than half of Police Forces awarded funding by the UK’s Department of Transport for the purchase of high tech laser scanners have purchased RIEGL devices from 3D Laser Mapping. The state of the art laser scanning systems will be used to rapidly collect evidence at the scene of collisions helping to reduce the length of road or lane closures and minimise congestion on our roads. Data collected by the scanners will be used by Collision Investigators to produce high quality graphics and detailed plans of collision scenes for use in subsequent enquiries and court cases.

Read more at http://www.lidarnews.com/content/view/8973/2/

Meeting with perbadanan taman negeri Perak

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We are ready.

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And then finished..

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Meeting with perbadanan taman negeri Perak

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Meeting with perbadanan taman negeri Perak, Gerik

Lunch before meeting with perbadanan taman negeri perak

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Refreshment required before the meeting. We are still discussing on the research group activities.

Publishing your activity via wordpress

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Discussion….continue

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Strong argument just to select “thank you pictures” for the final slides

TropicalMap scientific meeting with royal Belum reserved forest….preparation meeting

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Discussion on presentation slides for Pengurus besar Royal Belum Reserved Forest.

Royal Belum Forest Reserved in 3D

Royal Belum - TLS

Colorized 3D point clouds of forest plot in Royal Belum Reserved Forest, Gerik, Perak

Royal Belum - TLS-Individual trees

3D point clouds of individual trees

Royal Belum - TLS-Individual tree models

Geometric reconstruction of individual trees

Penghargaan kepada: Royal Belum State Park

TropicalMap Research Group…one happy research family

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