DA42MPP
Aircraft Diamond DA42MPP in Hangar
Experiences with Lidar canopy penetration in dense tropical forests:
AAS together with Dr. Martin Isenburg (rapidlasso GmbH) have shown that it is possible to penetrate the dense 45 meter canopy of tropical rainforests with a RIEGL LMS Q680i full waveform laser scanner operating 1200 meters above the ground at 80 kHz and get sufficiently many ground returns to construct a plausible DTM with a resolution of 2 meters.
Gallery
The lastest images from our gallery.
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Sensors
Lidar Sensor Riegl Q680i and IGI 60Mpx Camera installed at Aircraft Nosepod
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Lidar Storage
Lidar Storage in Aircraft front compartment
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DA42MPP at Hangar
Aircraft getting prepared for Mission Flight
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Flight Plan
Flight Plan to cover some sections of Khao Yai's Forrest Area
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Cockpit View
Setting the Flight Path to Mission Area into Auto Pilot System
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Cockpit View
DA42MPP with Garmin 1000 and Flight Management Panel CCNS5
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Garmin1000
View of Flight Routes
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Mission Flight
Approaching Mission Area
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Monitoring
Monitoring the Flight Strips
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Touch Down
Landing in Don Muang after Mission completed
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DSM
Digital Surface Model of a Jungle Strip
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DTM
Digital Terrain Model of a Jungle Strip
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CHM
Canopy Height Model to view relative Height of trees
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DEM
DSM, DTM and CHM of a Jungle Strip
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Image Khao Yai
Image of Khao Yai Jungle
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LAS Cloud Coloured by Elevation
Classified LAS cloud colored by Elevation
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LAS Cloud Ground
Classified LAS cloud filtered by Ground only
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Hill shaded DTM
Hill shaded DTM
