LiDAR Asset Management
Four analyses over a single Woolpert QL1 LiDAR tile of downtown
Columbus. Raise a water surface and watch inundation spread street by
street, orbit the bare-earth terrain over photorealistic 3D
buildings, rank the ponding basins a stormwater crew should visit
first, or draw a grading site and balance cut against fill in cubic
yards. The 3D view brings back the 5.6 million source returns that
bare-earth classification discarded, so the buildings and trees
stripped out of the model stand up again on the real city.
LiDAR point cloud
Photorealistic 3D Tiles
Flood simulation
Earthwork planning
Who it's for
Public works, stormwater and DOT teams sitting on elevation data they
have already paid for, and the survey and engineering firms who
deliver it, who need flood exposure, drainage priorities and grading
quantities out of that data rather than another raster to archive.
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