GIM International 2017 №01 January Volume 31: The Fierce Rise of Airborne Lidar A View on Status, Developments and Trends

The Netherlands: Geomares Publishing. — 44 p. — ISSN 1566-9076. The global magazine for geomatics.
Geodetical info magazine : international trade journal for land, satellite, hydrographic and mine surveying, photogrammetry, remote sensing and mapping (GIS/LIS); GIM.
This issue is focused on laser scanning, both airborne and terrestrial. The first commercial airborne Lidar systems appeared on the market in the mid-1990s. Since then this active remote-sensing technology has evolved rapidly. An article on this subject from page 12 onwards provides an overview of the main technological
advances of today’s operational systems. (Image courtesy: Nova Scotia Community College).Capturing, Modelling and Building the Reality
The Fierce Rise of Airborne Lidar
Protecting Location Privacy Brings Opportunities to the Geosector
Low-cost vs. High-end Systems for Automated 3D Data Acquisition
An Open Platform for Documenting Property Rights
National Mapping as a Service
Russian Focus on the World
Aerial Survey Innovators