- 168: The number of Megabytes of data created EVERY SECOND by each of our Mobile LiDAR systems when we fire the lasers and cameras at their maximum rates.
- 150: Weight in pounds of each of our 4 Mobile LiDAR systems.
- 35: Weight in pounds of each of the two onboard LiDAR sensors that comprise each of our systems. The solid, machined-aluminum chassis of each sensor doubles as a giant heat-sink to dissipate internal heat generated by the sealed unit.
- 2: Number of hours it takes to transfer and test one of our Mobile LiDAR systems from its regular vehicle mount to our boat or UTV.
- 1.2 Million: Number of discrete laser shots each of our Mobile LiDAR systems is capable of generating EVERY second.
- 4.8 Million: The astonishing number of measurements calculated by each LiDAR system every second. Each discrete laser shot can result in up to 4 returns (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Last).
- 5: The number of primary camera units deployed with each Mobile LiDAR system. Four cameras can maneuvered to a myriad of locations along the vehicle and can simultaneously fire up to 2 frames per second (fps). The 5th camera is our Ladybug 360 spherical unit, which can fire at a rate of 3 fps.
- 6: The number of individual cameras that are housed in the Ladybug spherical camera system – software automatically stitches the individual images together for spherical viewing. The versatile spherical camera unit also produces individual calibrated images that can be used to colorize the corresponding LiDAR point-cloud, or loaded into 3rd-party applications (such as our Orbit WebViewer) for overlay of the point-cloud.
Mobile LiDAR systems employ vehicle-mounted lasers, cameras and GPS/INS navigation systems to capture highly detailed 1:1 scale, 3D topographic data for surveying and engineering applications. Michael Baker International became an early adopter of Mobile LiDAR technology in 2009, and expanded our capacity in 2014 and 2015 to increase our fleet to four Optech Lynx SG1 Mobile LiDAR systems. Ask about custom solutions for utilities, rail, transportation, airports, pavement, photologs, and more.
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
By the Numbers: Lasers and Cameras
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