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The Delaware Geological Survey (DGS) has launched a new pilot…
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Mapping Snowpack with Unprecedented Precision Arizona State University (ASU) and…
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Researchers at the Technical University of Munich have released the…
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QCi, an integrated photonics and quantum optics technology company, announced…
Using RIEGL LiDAR to Understand How Forests Mitigate Climate Change…
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March 21, 2025 – UN World Day for Glaciers Project…
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Hurricane Helene, which hit parts of the Caribbean and the…
The giant tree valley of Mount Tao (桃山) has the…

Jordan Regenie, a geospatial strategist and advisor, explores how lidar is moving beyond industry workflows and into everyday life through curiosity, exploration, and public accessibility. I was walking through the national forest with my wife and kids when she noticed something we had passed multiple times without much thought. “Why are all the trees in…
Lidar News speaks with Chief Scientist and CEO David Hall about Hall Lidar’s recent announcement of its AI-based acoustic drone detection system, the UDL-64 (Ultimate Drone Listener). Hall Lidar is a U.S.-based developer of advanced sensing and counter-UAS technologies. The UDL-64 system is designed to deliver real-time 3D situational awareness in complex operational environments through…
Stitch3D is a browser-based platform for sharing and visualizing 3D geospatial and lidar data. Terra Incognita, an expedition-focused archaeological research group, uses it to the explore and communicate archaeological discoveries around the world. Deep beneath the Amazon rainforest canopy, massive geometric earthworks are being revealed through lidar archaeology in the Amazon—uncovering evidence of ancient civilizations…