LiDAR 3D-model of a Roman aqueduct in Baelo Claudia, Southern Spain

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Data recorded with a Terrestrial Laser Scanner, several shots were recorded for scanning the entire aqueduct. Deformation of the building is due to soil creep in highly plastic clays.
Copyright by RWTH Aachen University
URL: http://www.nug.rwth-aachen.de

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  • @Ednily: Depends on what you want to do. We used an Optech Ilris LiDAR , which has a long range (up to 1 km) and a relatively good resolution. This machine is not able to scan 3D with a rotating head, scan angle is about 45 or 60 degree. You can buy some with a 360 degree scan field; e.g., Riegl . Those are cheaper, but do not have the long distance range. There are also some airborne systems. In any case you'll need more than petty cash.

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  • I want to buy a LIDAR system. Can anyone advise an economical option?

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