RIEGL Airborne Laser Scanner LMS-Q680i12/01/2010 |
| Riegl LMS-Q680i provides 266,000 measurements on the ground, using a laser pulse repetition rate of 400 kHz. A scan rate of up to 200 lines per second at a constant 60 degrees field of view provides an evenly distributed point pattern of high resolution for various applications like city modelling, power line monitoring, and even large area and flood plain mapping. With its specific multiple target capability the new scanner is the first choice for forestry and DEM model generation applications. |
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"The new LMS-Q680i offers the established industry-leading echo digitization for indepth full waveform analysis, now smoothly combined with multiple-timearound signal processing. This combination allows the user to benefit from the high pulse rate also from high flight altitudes and thus to achieve high measurement densities on the ground" said Dr. Andreas Ullrich, CTO at RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems GmbH.
A high scan rate of up to 200 lines per second at a constant 60 degrees field of view provides an evenly distributed point pattern of highest resolution for various applications like e.g. city modeling, power line monitoring, and even large area and flood plain mapping. With its specific multiple target capability the RIEGL LMS-Q680i airborne laser scanner is the first choice for forestry and DEM model generation applications.
For the RIEGL LMS-Q680 airborne laser scanners with 240 kHz pulse repetition rate already delivered (detailed product specifications to be found at www.riegl.com/products/airborne-scanning) an update to 400 kHz is available.
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