LiAir H800
Lightweight Media Range Airborne Laser Scanning System
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Scan Range1000m
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Frequency1000 KHz
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Scan Accuracy＜5cm
LiAir H800 is a new generation of medium and long-range lidar scanning systems developed by GreenValley International. It integrates domestic light and small lidar, self-developed inertial navigation, and a built-in high-resolution mapping camera. It has the advantages of being lightweight and long-range. It can be used with flight control software GreenValley and data post-processing software LiGeoReference, and the product is compatible with M350M300 RTK. It can be carried by DJI M300 or M350. With a longer scanning range, better penetration ability, it performs better than mini-LiDAR systems in forestry, emergency disaster surveys, and long-range powerline inspections, etc.
2.2kg Weigh, can be carried by DJI M350 / M300 RTK
The laser spot is small and the energy is more concentrated, and it has stronger penetration ability for dense forest areas.
Automatically adjust the point frequency and rotation speed according to the height to ensure that the line spacing and point spacing are always consistent under different height and speed combinations, ensuring that the point cloud is evenly distributed and better retaining the spatial characteristics of ground objects.
Map solutions include data acquisition, data fusion, object detection, vectorization, mapping, and so on.
Leverage LiDAR360 processing software to generate geospatial products from mobile, terrestrial, UAV or airborne systems that meet critical needs of foresters.
Solution using GVI LiBackpack DGC50H and LiDAR360 that allow clients to quickly and accurately measure the volume of sand barge cargo load in various and sometimes difficult operating environments.
Using LiAir Series and LiPowerline to detect hazardous vegetation overgrowth along the transmission lines and pylons.
A previous article showcased GVI solutions using UAV LiDAR for high-voltage transmission line survey. We now turn to another question, what about using LiDAR to inspect power distribution lines in urban neighborhoods?
Data set alignment also referred to as co-registration, can be quickly carried out using LiDAR360 point cloud processing software.