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WVDEP Coal fields Lidar update presented by Larry Evans at WVAGP meeting 7 Dec 2010
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2010 LiDAR Collection in West Virginia’s Coal Fields
WVAGP MeetingDecember 7, 2010
LiDAR collection specifications
• Horizontal postings: 1 meter
• Vertical accuracy: 15 centimeters
• Additional derived data products include:– ESRI elevation grid– Hillshade– 2 foot contours used in AML program– Intensity image useful in QCing LiDAR data
• ~ 2 TB of data before derived products
Slide 2
Initially Contracted LiDAR AoI
Slide 3
AoI polygons are watershed rather than county-based.
Initial AoI encompassed
about 5,000,000
acres or about 33% of the
State
Project Status as of Nov. 29, 2010
Slide 4
1,322,454 acres
1,162,728 acres
1,162,728 acres
Highest priority area of the state was about 3,000,00 acres. 2,485,182 acres
have been completed collected.
A
B
Built an ICI (=isolated computing island)• Isolated three VERY high performance
computers from central IT C&C during VERY long compute jobs:– No pushes of server OS upgrades– … followed by the requisite reboots– Isolated from any network dependence for
software licenses network outages
– Enough local storage and bandwidth to create more than 8 TB of local storage and a peer-to-peer within-the-room network
– UPS on each PC still working on this.
Slide 5
QCing LiDAR & LiDAR software
Slide 6
• QCing LiDAR deliverables– 2003 Statewide GCPs file– Multiple LiDAR datasets that overlap
difference grid calculation
– Trimble R8 GNSS receivers – Outsource via FEMA monies a go too
• Software 64 bit, use multicores– Virtual Geomatics 2 floating seats
– Applied Imagery’s Quick Terrain Modeler 1 seat Approval of software purchase still
pending 10 months after start of the
project … no end in site!!!
Two Shorted URISA LiDAR Workshop Topics
Slide 7
• Wide area vs. corridor LiDAR
• Use of LiDAR intensity data as a substitute for aerial photography– LAS Version 1.1 (… dates back to 1.0)
LiDAR Intensity Image
Slide 8
Produced from spring 2009 flight contracted by the Cabell County
Assessor’s Office two whole LiDAR tiles
LiDAR Intensity Image
Slide 9
Produced from spring 2009 flight contracted by the Cabell County
Assessor’s Office two whole LiDAR tiles
Zoom in from here
LiDAR News Headlines …
• The good– WVDEP has some more funding for
additional LiDAR data deliverables
• The bad– About 50% of our initial AoI remains
uncollected 17% of West Virginia
• The ugly– WVU’s existing LiDAR hardware and
software is supported by Optech for only 1 more year.
Slide 10
The end
Slide 11
If we don’t take a shot at partnering more effectively
…
… future opportunities may be lost