The International LIDAR Mapping Forum kicks off today in Denver, with concurrent sessions on Data Acquisition and Coastal Zone and Bathymetric LIDAR. Tomorrow there are sessions on data fusion, current projects and technical developments. Friday includes a look at government initiatives, data processing and mobile mapping. There’s a good mix here of both practical application of the technology and talks focused on tackling technological hurdles.
Today includes several timely talks regarding the application of LIDAR for the response to the 2010 Haitian earthquake.
I look forward to delving into the details of these applications, and will file some reports later today from the show floor.
