Spatial data is stored in vector or raster formats. Vector spatial data is created as points, lines, and polygons. It consists of lists of coordinates on a plane and information regarding how they are connected.
Raster data is created of pixels. Standard imagery uses the visible spectrum like a regular photograph. Raster data is better for representing continuous data that varies over an entire area, such as elevation. Vector data is better for representing discrete objects, such as the outlines of buildings, edges of road, boundary walls, etc.
Raster data is created of pixels. Standard imagery uses the visible spectrum like a regular photograph. Raster data is better for representing continuous data that varies over an entire area, such as elevation. Vector data is better for representing discrete objects, such as the outlines of buildings, edges of road, boundary walls, etc.
LiDAR Data Processing SolutionsLiDAR data can be converted to different coordinate systems, matched with ground control points, classified ground points, creating surface modes.
From the LiDAR Data set, we prepare CAD Files including Topographic Features, Ground Levels, Cross sections, and annotations |