机载User Group Meeting in Barcelona Part II

We’d like to continue with the recap of Airborne’s User Group Meeting in Barcelona, which took place from February 3- 5, 2016 below. To start with part I of this blog post,please click here.

Technology updates

Further updates were given on airborne topographic and bathymetric LiDAR applications as well as all aspects of airborne imaging and the respective workflows.
周四议程包括来自匈牙利卡罗利·罗伯特学院的一支团队，介绍了他们对高性能传感器的研究，例如环境保护和水管理。

Delegates from Bayanat (UAE) and Intergraph
(Saudi Arabia).

Prof. Tim Webster from the Nova Scotia Community College in Canada shared his insights into the calculation of underwater biomass from sea-bed vegetation with the Chiroptera II bathymetric LiDAR sensor and Alain Kabamba from Hexagon Geospatial introduced us to cloud-based solution that help storing large data.

On Friday we were welcomed by the ‘Future Talk’ panel followed by a presentation by Stephane Bovet from Swisstopo on their use of the Leica ADS100. The remainder of the Friday sessions focused on new workflows supporting the industry to produce 2D and 3D data products fast and efficiently.

As case study Eulália Soler from ICGC presented the production workflows used by the ICGC to generate 3D raster city models and the handling of the large data quantities.

bob体育报道六边形图像程序（HXIP）

Leica Geospatial Solutions部门主席John Welter在高度创新的六边形图像计划（HXIP）上发表。bob体育报道HXIP通过云提供当前和质量的地理空间图像。该计划以矫正空中图像的形式为行业专业人员提供了重点的宝贵数据和内容。

除了收到最新的市场更新外，与会者还有足够的时间与行业同事建立联系并追赶，体验加泰罗尼亚的美食并享受西班牙娱乐。

On this note we would like to extend our thank you to the ICGC for the hospitality and all the attendees for their time and input and for making us strive towards a better future. We hope to welcome you again in 2017.

Further information on Leica Geosystems’ Airborne Systems here.