Thank you for sampling Aerometrex's LiDAR solutions. Click through the tabs below to view & download samples of our various datasets.

We can generate quantitative & qualitative elevation products from a single aerial LiDAR survey, including Digital Terrain Models (DTMs), Digital Surface Models (DSMs), Contours, Hillshades (DTM/DSM), and more. Check out samples of each of these along with an aerial imagery base map, using the link below.

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Using our aerial surveys, we can supply an array of vegetation management datasets including Canopy Height Models (CHM), Foliage Coverage Maps (FCM), Tree Canopy Coverage, Canopy Stratification, maps showcasing change, and more. Download samples of these datasets using the link below.

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Our point clouds can be classified at one of our three proprietary classification types, to easily identify, measure and visualise a wide range of features. Depending on your application, scale and budget, we can help customise your survey outputs for the desired results. Check out samples of each classification Type (1, 2 and 3) using the link below.

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Our simultaneous aerial LiDAR & imagery captures allow us to generate point clouds that can be colourised to produce visually accessible three-dimension models. These can prove very useful in communicating complex datasets to non-experts. Check out samples of our colourised point clouds and Model Key Points using the link below.

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Guide on Downloading and Viewing our LiDAR Sample Datasets:

Downloading the Samples

  • Click the "Download Sample" link beneath the product type you'd like, and you'll be redirected to the download page.
  • When asked about the Signiant app, you can choose the option to “Transfer without Signiant App” if you don't want to install the software.
  • Click on the file to select it and click the download button to start the sample download. Some of the files are quite large, so give the download some time.

Viewing the Samples

  • You can open any of the samples in a free software called QGIS if you don't already have some viewing software. You can download & install QGIS using this link.
  • Make sure you've unzipped the downloaded sample files before trying to open them in QGIS
  • .qgs project files will open directly in QGIS when you double click; .las and .laz files can also be dragged and dropped into QGIS.
  • Layers can be toggled on and off by clicking the tick next to their name in the layers panel within QGIS.
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