Publication

Airborne LiDAR In-flight Accuracy Estimation

Jan Skaloud, Phillip Tomé, Yannick Stebler
2009
Journal paper

Abstract

A flexible quality-monitoring tool that assesses data quality in-flight avoids costly problems that are currently detected only in post-processing.

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/140564?ln=en

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