Written by Jinha Jung (jinha@purdue.edu), Sungchan Oh (oh231@purdue.edu), and Yuri Kim (yurikim@iu.edu). Please contact authors for any questions on this tutorial.
You need Git installed on your machine. Please follow instruction from https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git to install Git on your machine.
Once the Git is installed on your machine, clone this repository on your local machine.
$ cd [YOUR_TARGET_DIRECTORY]
$ git clone https://github.com/gdslab/tutorial_lidar_processing_with_python.git
- What is LiDAR?
Click here for more detail.
- Anaconda installation on Windows
- Anaconda installation on Mac
- Anaconda installation on Linux
- Why do we need Virtual Environment?
- Setting up a Virtual Environment for LiDAR data processing
Click here for more detail.
- Reading and writing las/laz file
- Converting laz to las format
- Converting las version
- Visualizing las file using Cloud Compare
Click here for more detail.
- Generating Digital Surface Model (DSM) from a las file
- Generating Normalized Digital Height Model (NDHM) from a las fil
- 3D-visualizing DSM, DTM and NDHM using QGIS
- Exploring and Visualizing LiDAR with contour, classification, etc.
- A computer or laptop (Windows/Mac/Linux)
- HDD storage space over 2GB
- Reliable internet connection
- Install QGIS LTS version
- Basic familiarity with Python