The ILMF celebrates its tenth anniversary this year at the Hyatt Regency in Denver, Colorado on March 3-5.
This technical conference and exhibition will feature 30 papers, including two on how Light Detection and Ranging technology is being used in Haiti to assess damage from the recent earthquake and also the probability of future earthquakes.
The ILMF celebrates its tenth anniversary this year at the Hyatt Regency in Denver, Colorado on March 3-5.
This technical conference and exhibition will feature 30 papers, including two on how Light Detection and Ranging technology is being used in Haiti to assess damage from the recent earthquake and also the probability of future earthquakes.
The forum covers all aspects of airborne and bathymetry LIDAR and mobile mapping – new this year – with a particular emphasis on papers that address the key commercial and technical issues facing the industry.
Alistai MacDonald, TMS International, is the conference chair. The event is supported by ASPRS, the American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote
Sensing.
For more program information, contact event manager Caroline Barraclough at the email address below.
