Data collection software

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Phoenix Cloud Viewer displays detailed LiDAR data that can be a challenge for some computers. For the best experience: We recommend Chrome/Safari with few or no other tabs open Once the point cloud opens, click the menu and set “point budget” to the highest available value Want a smoother experience? Set your browser to use your NVIDIA graphics card, if equipped This colored point cloud features data from our entry-level Scout system with dual RGB cameras, which covered 120 degrees of swath and offered excellent oblique color. At 40 meters AGL, the Scout mapped the area with accuracy within 1 cm. This system is ideal for applications requiring oblique imagery, like open pit mining, etc. System: Scout + Dual RGB Cameras AGL: 40 m (approx.) Speed: 6 m/s (approx.) We perform strenuous tests on every Phoenix LiDAR system. This point cloud shows data from one of our favorite testing sites, which allows us to scan various types of material, elevation, vegetation, and structures. These real-world scenarios enable our technicians to calibrate each system before delivery to clients. System: miniRANGER AGL: 60 m (approx.) Speed: 36 m/s (approx.) Part of our ongoing research and development testing new configurations. In this point cloud, our miniRANGER system collects an impressive 300 meters of RGB data in a single flight line. The LiDAR system is flying perpendicular to the concrete structure, and its integrated cameras collect a swath of color data in the center. Try using the ruler tool to measure the swath! System: miniRANGER AGL: 40 m (approx.) Speed: 8 m/s (approx.)