Airborne Lasers Assess Flood Risks08/04/2009 |
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| Highly accurate 3D digital maps, captured from aircraft-mounted lasers, are being used to assess the risk of flooding at critical utility sites across the UK. The project, undertaken by Ambiental on behalf of one of the UK's largest water companies, used LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) data supplied by aerial survey specialist Bluesky to help examine the likelihood, extent and depth of potential flooding as part of a review of flood defence measures at each of the five sites. |
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The Bluesky data is part of 3D terrain map, available online, that covers most of England and Wales including all major urban centres, coastal areas and flood plains.
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