Teledyne Optech Holding Free Workshop at GEO Business
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Teledyne Optechis pleased to announce that it is displaying its latest airborne and terrestrial lidar solutions for acquiring accurate geospatial data atGEO Business 2017in London on 23-24 May 2017, and is holding a workshop on survey efficiency with the Optech Galaxy.
Optech将在展位L28解释features of theOptech Galaxyhigh-performance lidar sensor, and how it can help you survey wide areas and rugged terrain efficiently, accurately, and cost-effectively. Come see Airborne Business Manager, Michael Sitar, demonstrate the efficiency of Galaxy and its patent-pending SwathTRAK technology at 14:00 on 23 May in Room 5.
Anyone looking for greater efficiency in smaller project areas and corridor applications can also get insight into theOptech Eclipse. This is the first airborne collection system that tightly integrates both passive and active imaging sensors with fully autonomous data collection on low-cost platforms, eliminating the need for an in-air operator.
Optech Titanwill be demonstrated on how it uses three separate channels to survey shallow coastal waters efficiently and create multispectral maps of land-based targets all in a single flight. If you are interested in surveying deeper in turbid waters drop by the booth to hear more about the industry-leadingOptech CZMIL Nova.
Finally, attendees can also learn about theOptech Polaris地面激光扫描仪,一个强大的新使用nt that excels at both indoor and outdoor applications with its 1600-m maximum range, 500-kHz maximum PRF, and 360° FOV. Its automated interface makes surveying easy even for untrained operators, and its comprehensive ATLAScan processing software delivers refined data products in the field or at the office. The booth will also feature our innovative lidar/camera mobile mapper system, theOptech Maverick, which is so light operators can mount it on a backpack and survey in many locations inaccessible by vehicles.
Find out more atwww.teledyneoptech.com.
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