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Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies

University of Arkansas

Integration of Terrestrial LiDAR

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Integration of Terrestrial LiDAR and High-resolution Digital Images 

High Density Survey (HDS) refers to mapping methods that produce a dense set of three-dimensional data points across the surface of large sites. These types of data sets, often refered to as point clouds, can be combined with high-resolution digital images and used to extract three-dimensional information.