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LiDAR Potential in Kansas: A Land Planning and Emergency Management and Response Perspective. Research Sponsors: NSF EPSCoR K-State Targeted Excellence Presented by: Eric A. Bernard, RLA, ASLA David Nathaniel Kersey, MLA Candidate. LiDAR: Acquisition Project 2006. 15 Partners
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Research Sponsors:
NSF EPSCoR
K-State Targeted Excellence
Presented by:
Eric A. Bernard, RLA, ASLA
David Nathaniel Kersey, MLA Candidate
ArcScene 9.2 TIN LAS All Returns Illustrating Bare Earth, Vegetation and Structures
NOTE:
Lagoons, Utility Poles
ArcScene 9.2 TIN LAS All Returns Illustrating Bare Earth, Vegetation and Structures
NOTE:
Filter Algorithms for Extracting different Landscape Features
ArcScene 9.2 TIN LAS All Returns Illustrating Bare Earth, Vegetation and Structures
ArcScene 9.2 TIN LiDAR Explorer 2.0 Filter for Buildings on LAS data using Building Polygon Boundary for Selection of Points and TIN Boundary
Channel Profiles Kansas River
Manhattan, KS
NED 30m
NED 10 m
LiDAR
Map2Map Flood Inundation Model
Inputs:
LiDAR data
Nexrad Doppler Rainfall Stream Gauge data
Hydro Data Model
NOTE:
Filter Algorithms for Extracting different Features
ArcScene 9.2 TIN LAS All Returns Illustrating Bare Earth, Vegetation and Structures
Eric A. Bernard, RLA, ASLA
Associate Professor
Department of Landscape Architecture
Regional and Community Planning
Kansas State University
785-532-3944
785-532-6722 fax
ebernard@ksu.edu
www.growe.ksu.edu
www.gis.ksu.edu/ogallala
www.k-state.edu/ecoforecasting/
