Airborne LiDAR system is a mapping technology that uses a laser beam to measure the distance from an aircraft to the earth’s surface by utilizing onboard GPS and inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors to determine the geospatial location of terrestrial objects and their features with high precision. Airborne LiDAR systems are widely used in forestry management & planning, flood modeling, urban/city modeling, pollution modeling, coastline management, transport planning, and cellular network planning. A recent trend to collect higher point densities by flying lower and slower to collect multiple data sets is widely adopted in the industry. Scientists reported that by utilizing this method, the system is able to measure the ground with 5–20 or even up to 40 points per square meter. This method is expected to provide accurate and precise mapping of the object and is widely employed for topographic surveys globally. Accuracy of airborne LiDAR systems in the past few years has been enhanced due to the latest advancements in LiDAR sensors.

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 

CHAPTER 2: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

CHAPTER 3: MARKET OVERVIEW

CHAPTER 4: AIRBORNE LIDAR MARKET, BY COMPONENT

CHAPTER 5: AIRBORNE LIDAR MARKET, BY APPLICATION

CHAPTER 6: AIRBORNE LIDAR MARKET, BY END USER

CHAPTER 7: AIRBORNE LIDAR MARKET, BY REGION

CHAPTER 8: COMPANY PROFILE