Do not be satisfied with only a network vertical accuracy report for your LIDAR data. This will only reveal horizontal issues if the check points were placed on sloped surfaces. Read more...

Huntsville, AL – GeoCue Group is pleased to announce a partnership with Sumac Geomatics Incorporated, based in Thunder Bay, Ontario, as a Canadian distributor for GeoCue’s True View® integrated LIDAR/Imaging sensors for UAV/drone operations. Sumac Geomatics will be supporting True View customers in Ontario and Manitoba. GeoCue’s new True View product line provides integrated drone-based 3D LIDAR/Imaging sensors with full workflow software from data capture to product generation. The True View 410 is available for immediate delivery, with additional models being introduced later this year. True View sensors are available as a traditional equipment purchase or as an innovative Hardware-as-a-Service (HaaS) subscription model. Read more...

The reason that we call the True View series an Ecosystem – you get all the components from GeoCue, including the full post-processing software stack and have a single contact for support. We do not sell you a single product; we provide you a complete end-to-end solution for producing high quality output analytics. Read more...

TerraScan and TerraPhoto have long had tools for creating 3D vector models from LIDAR, as well as nadir and oblique imagery. Terrasolid has continuously added to the toolset to make the process more efficient and expand the capabilities. The addition of automatic building and other above ground feature classification, along with automatic building vectorization and quality control workflows have made traditional airborne laser scanning useful for creating 3D city models for creating and updating city databases, including comparisons to existing city footprint information. Read more...

We keep emphasizing that the True View 410 is a 3D Imaging System (3DIS), not just a drone LIDAR system. So what exactly is a 3DIS? Well, we coined the term so we get to define the technology! Read more...

GeoCue Group's President/CTO takes a deep dive into the technical specifications and business models of the new True View 410 sensor. Read more...

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A recent USGS addendum to the LIDAR Base Specification has stated that “User-defined entities will not be allowed for capturing specific geoid information in the WKT”. Read more...

Updates from our President, Lewis Graham, for August 2018. Read more...

Updates from our President, Lewis Graham, for July 2018. Read more...

Updates from our President, Lewis Graham, for June 2018. Read more...

In this first of a two-part series, I am going to present some information that will allow you to make an informed choice between LIDAR or dense image matching in regards to high accuracy drone mapping. Read more...

Updates from our President, Lewis Graham, for May 2018. Read more...

When Hernando County Florida needed 3D model of the City of Brooksville, it turned to the Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD) office for help in getting the estimated building heights. This case study examines how they used LP360 to extract building elevation information from LIDAR data. Read more...

When natural disasters occur, one of the more pressing needs of disaster recovery teams is access to trust-worthy, pre-event data. Read more...

A Point Cloud Task (PCT) is a function (Extract ground, Conflate Line) that operates on points and/or vectors. A task can be a filter and/or an extractor. The Point Cloud Tasks are accessible on the Point Cloud Task tab of the Table of Contents in Arc (when using the LP360 for ArcGIS extension) or in LP360. Read more...

This article will discuss how you can attain 3D point samples in DXF format of a stockpile using a combination of LP360 feature tools. Read more...

Updates from our President, Lewis Graham, for March 2018. Read more...

Learn about the latest happenings for February 2018 from our President/ CTO, Lewis Graham. Read more...

GeoCue Group President and CTO, Lewis Graham, discusses updates and latest happenings for January 2018. Read more...