Full Waveform Digitiser for Lidar01/12/2009 |
| Leica Geosystems introduces a full-waveform digitiser designed specifically for use with its ALS-series airborne Lidar Systems. The digitizer, called Leica WDM65, is offered for new ALS60 System Controllers as well as for fielded ALS60 and ALS50-II systems. |
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According to Ron Roth, Product Manager for Airborne Lidar at Leica Geosystems' Airborne Sensors Business Unit, "The market sees the inherent potential of full-waveform digitization. From enhancing point classification to forest biomass analysis to extraction of return signals that overlap other closely-spaced returns, the potential is truly significant. Leica Geosystems' unique approach to incorporating the digitizing function means no additional external hardware is needed to record return signal waveforms, making operation of this new feature transparent to the user."
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