Vertical Differencing [ Video Tutorial ]

Paleo-Outburst Floods in the Truckee River Canyon, CA
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This lidar dataset was collected as part of an NCALM Seed grant for Scott Feehan at the University of Nevada, Reno. This project was designed to quantify the geomorphic effectiveness of paleo-outburst floods in the Truckee River Canyon, CA. The survey area covers approximately 92.99 km2 .


Publications associated with this dataset can be found at NCALM's Data Tracking Center

Reference Dataset
Total points: pts
Survey Area: km2
Point Density: pts/m2
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Total points: pts
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1. Vertical Differencing Datasets and Coordinate System  


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Survey Date:
Horizontal Coordinates:
Vertical Coordinates:
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Data Selection Coordinates:       Manually enter selection coordinates (in the horizontal coordinate system listed above)  
  Choose Return Classification    
  Ground

2. DEM Generation (TIN)  

  Grid Resolution (Default = 1.0 meter)
  Max. triangle size (Default 50 units)

3. Define a minimum level of detection (optional)  

  User-defined Minimum Level of Detection

4. Visualization  

  Generate additional hillshade images from DEMs for reference and compare datasets.

Altitude of the light:  (in range: [0-90] degrees)
Azimuth of the light:  (in range: [0-360] degrees)

Job Description

These options allow users to describe and keep track of their jobs. Information entered below is recorded along with other job parameters in your personal lidar job archive accessed via myOpenTopo (available only to registered OpenTopography users).

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