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Explore how Lidar technology benefits TRCA business units in areas such as development planning, enforcement, archaeology, watershed studies, community engagement, and more. Utilize Lidar for floodplain mapping, erosion management, and detailed terrain analysis in your conservation projects.
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Lidar at the TRCAApplications and Uses for aConservation Authority
Business Units using Lidar • Development Planning and Regulation • Planning Ecology • Enforcement • Archaeology • Research and Climate Programs • Watershed Studies & Strategies • Community Engagement • Property & Land Management • Restoration & Regeneration • Engineering Services • Flood Plain Mapping • Erosion Management • Capital and Special Projects
Floodplain Mapping • 1D vs 2D modelling • Lidar detects minute changes in elevation • Highly detailed DEMs
Intensity Mapping • Lidar collects x/y/z, rbg, and intensity values • Intensity is the amount of light energy reflected back from surface • Create raster with intensity values • Impervious surfaces (asphalt, concreate, buildings) darker than pervious • Use remote sensing techniques to isolate impervious vs non-impervious • In rural areas drainage features can be detected
Planning and Development • See terrain and detail beneath forest cover • Connect disconnected feature over the landscape • Measure slope and see trends over a site • Demonstrate forest connectivity • Show terrain in 3D and add developments plans
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