Las Select Service Break Down by Datasets

  Dataset No. of services   ↓ Total points processed No. of unique users
1 2011 - 2013 Indiana Statewide Lidar 41,882 459,698,400,747 5,627
2 Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries Lidar Program Data 12,949 504,965,241,663 3,462
3 B4 Project - Southern San Andreas and San Jacinto Faults 4,171 189,910,768,531 797
4 State of Utah Acquired Lidar Data - Wasatch Front 4,116 187,995,090,847 1,134
5 UMD-NASA Carbon Mapping /Sonoma County Vegetation Mapping and Lidar Program 4,085 153,834,961,896 947
6 2005 San Diego Urban Region Lidar 3,811 102,817,144,680 1,632
7 EarthScope Southern & Eastern California Lidar Project 3,568 88,413,366,989 605
8 Lake Tahoe Basin Lidar 3,536 137,511,322,319 1,094
9 EarthScope Northern California Lidar Project 3,434 112,264,407,258 1,187
10 Wellington, New Zealand 2013-2014 3,199 161,794,698,168 1,023
11 Napa Watershed, CA 2,310 63,464,601,862 764
12 World Bank - ImageCat Inc. - RIT Haiti Earthquake Lidar dataset 2,229 91,373,416,060 728
13 Auckland, New Zealand 2013 1,816 54,190,672,352 753
14 Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory August 2010 Snow-Off Lidar Survey 1,762 126,677,121,466 672
15 PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP): San Simeon, CA Central Coast 1,671 132,846,765,984 533
16 Utah Geological Survey Lidar 1,544 61,477,342,925 648
17 2014 USFS Tahoe National Forest Lidar 1,429 99,557,427,807 530
18 Yosemite, CA: El Portal, Mariposa Grove, Yosemite Canyon & Tuolumne Meadows 1,422 69,663,282,165 738
19 Auckland North, New Zealand 2016-2018 1,384 75,419,822,003 461
20 St. Elis Mountains and Gulf of Alaska 1,371 64,348,328,534 693
21 EarthScope Intermountain Seismic Belt Lidar Project 1,325 73,909,495,880 615
22 Hawaii Big Island Lidar Survey 1,317 72,876,159,585 716
23 USBR Upper Columbia River Basin East 1,293 29,785,646,447 866
24 PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP): Los Osos, CA Central Coast 1,259 66,040,062,277 508
25 El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake (4 April 2010) Rupture Lidar Scan 1,239 90,443,667,652 266
26 2010 Channel Islands Lidar Collection 1,193 107,301,717,713 407
27 Missisquoi Watershed Lidar 1,156 50,145,692,568 429
28 Northern Walker Lane, CA Airborne Lidar Dataset 1,066 27,236,635,918 129
29 Post-Kumamoto Earthquake (16 April 2016) Rupture Lidar Scan 1,057 41,028,327,818 508
30 2015-2017 State of Utah Lidar Acquisition 1,055 47,917,523,110 506
31 Wellington City, New Zealand 2019-2020 1,019 30,264,814,400 364
32 Northern San Andreas Fault, CA 977 25,959,831,059 422
33 Kilauea Volcano, HI July 2018 Acquisition 965 74,480,434,633 449
34 Pre-Kumamoto Earthquake (16 April 2016) Rupture Lidar Scan 941 37,661,511,957 440
35 Lunar Crater Volcanic Field, Central Nevada 923 101,121,517,238 398
36 Jemez River Basin Snow-off Lidar Survey 917 61,382,520,307 380
37 Luquillo CZO Rio Blanco and Rio Mameyes Lidar Survey 2010-2011 912 44,270,394,165 412
38 Meteor Crater, AZ 864 42,984,988,746 540
39 Yosemite National Park, CA: Rockfall Studies 846 46,138,495,590 420
40 Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument, AZ 801 47,954,324,240 533
41 Austin, TX, Rapid Response, 2015 800 41,050,038,981 420
42 Teton Conservation District, Wyoming Lidar 797 46,658,880,827 369
43 2013 USFS Tahoe National Forest Lidar 796 38,652,550,433 207
44 Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand 2016 790 30,664,360,063 278
45 Christchurch and Selwyn, Canterbury, New Zealand 2015 772 42,485,138,547 309
46 East Helanshan Fault, northern China 764 33,886,557,773 396
47 NOAA ISEMP - Watershed Sciences - Bridge Creek, Oregon Lidar Survey, 2005 748 14,444,422,191 452
48 EarthScope Alaska Denali Totschunda Lidar Project 699 38,051,873,490 234
49 Na Pali Coast, Kauai, Hawaii 672 39,227,596,711 384
50 Yosemite Rim Fire lidar 2013 664 46,842,351,155 309
51 Jemez River Basin Snow-on Lidar Survey 637 20,129,986,206 443
52 California ARRA Lidar 635 29,778,777,528 337
53 Chaco Canyon, NM: Simulating Dynamic Hydrological Processes 633 21,828,528,268 181
54 California Coast: Big Creek, Vincente, Arroyo Seco, Scotts Creek, UCSC 631 48,243,302,585 316
55 Tauranga and Coast, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand 2015 571 8,686,303,302 242
56 2014-2015 lidar survey of the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica 568 66,048,649,908 224
57 Victor Harbour - South Australia, 2011 556 24,838,893,735 374
58 B4 Project - Southern San Andreas and San Jacinto Faults - Classified Lidar 556 30,707,708,364 251
59 Central U.S. ARRA Lidar, New Madrid Seismic Zone 546 62,192,904,766 123
60 Christchurch and Ashley River, Canterbury, New Zealand 2018-2019 539 12,991,467,121 235
61 Hawaii Kauai Survey 528 28,974,808,029 303
62 Otago, New Zealand 2016 520 16,948,207,278 223
63 Golden Bay, Tasman, New Zealand 2017 514 25,607,135,030 260
64 Kilauea Volcano, HI June 2018 Acquisition 509 33,714,507,041 227
65 Big Sky, MT: Patterns of Nitrogen Export & Land Use Change 506 24,553,463,765 225
66 White Sands National Monument, NM: Lidar Survey of Dune Fields 499 20,800,730,474 177
67 EarthScope Yakima Lidar Project 495 22,243,773,212 223
68 Granite Dells, AZ 482 19,776,617,455 222
69 2010 CU-Boulder Campus and Flatirons 479 16,685,683,310 286
70 2010 Salton Sea Lidar Collection 459 50,274,961,863 151
71 Auckland South, New Zealand 2016-2017 453 20,281,407,590 217
72 August 24, 2014 South Napa Earthquake 450 26,366,868,242 206
73 Death Valley National Park, CA: Badwater Basin 439 22,209,738,774 266
74 Bay of Plenty, New Zealand 2018-2019 434 11,781,484,829 178
75 Southwest Flank of Mt.Rainier, WA 422 29,184,262,849 248
76 Marlborough, New Zealand 2018 419 34,112,249,069 163
77 New Madrid Seismic Zone 417 40,906,215,109 149
78 Very High Resolution Airborne Lidar at Strathalbyn in Queensland, Australia 415 19,250,555,709 244
79 West Rainier Seismic Zone, WA 412 18,283,830,116 226
80 Israel Mediterranean Sharon sea cliff, 2006 410 2,049,379,283 302
81 Coastal Dune Fields of Garopaba and Vila Nova, Santa Catarina State, Brazil 409 3,609,968,590 319
82 Lidar Survey of the Black Hills Experimental Forest, South Dakota 394 4,494,952,074 225
83 Granite Dells Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset 394 1,297,410,286 288
84 South Fork Eel River, CA: Understanding Terrace Formation and Abandonment 391 23,515,224,082 124
85 Mapping the Kaibab Plateau, AZ 381 24,445,069,831 220
86 Trinity River, Texas 2015 373 20,311,848,330 203
87 3D Landscape Reconstruction and Land Use Modeling, Chaco Canyon, NM 2016 368 21,243,031,919 146
88 Southern Sierra Nevada Critical Zone Observatory: Snow Off 364 19,106,550,349 131
89 Palmerston North, Manawatu-Whanganui, New Zealand 2018 350 14,959,404,487 130
90 Eel River Critical Zone Observatory July 2014 Lidar Survey (1064 nm) 344 6,685,448,538 85
91 2013 Balochistan earthquake, Pakistan 335 25,006,615,582 164
92 2008 Iowa River Flood Lidar, Iowa City, and the Clear Creek Watershed 332 12,591,274,472 196
93 Airborne Laser Mapping of Yosemite National Park, CA, 2007 330 4,647,366,163 239
94 Richmond and Motueka, Tasman, New Zealand 2015 329 6,338,199,386 122
95 Survey of Sheepscot, Narragaugus and Pleasant Rivers, Maine 327 18,239,167,922 156
96 Canterbury, New Zealand 2016-2017 326 12,158,564,836 167
97 Kaikoura, Canterbury, New Zealand 2012 325 10,827,103,930 179
98 Survey of Parts of Potomac and Susquehanna Rivers 320 6,494,814,497 227
99 Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand 2019 320 15,579,616,899 126
100 Jemez River Basin, NM: Post-fire Landscape Response 309 20,959,276,824 212
101 Yosemite, CA: Spatial & Temporal Patterns of Nitrogen Export 305 9,169,125,551 110
102 Poleta Folds, southern Deep Springs Valley, California 305 4,911,938,709 222
103 Sea Grass Beds, Apalachicola, FL 301 7,681,940,221 234
104 Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): St. Joe National Forest 301 12,842,730,199 195
105 Plum Island, MA 299 7,798,667,156 201
106 Thorton, NH: Hydrologic and Topographic Controls on Organic Carbon in Soils 297 16,365,479,569 133
107 2006 INEGI Sierra Cucupah Empirically Corrected Lidar Dataset 296 1,235,493,156 179
108 Manawatu - Whanganui, New Zealand 2015-2016 290 13,780,628,706 150
109 NEON D17 Pacific Southwest- California 286 10,636,307,447 142
110 Blenheim, Marlborough, New Zealand 2014 283 4,965,979,464 120
111 San Bernardino Mountains, CA 2016 283 11,018,350,367 154
112 Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory July 2010 Lidar Survey 277 13,012,649,945 154
113 Surprise Valley, CA 275 18,816,565,074 169
114 White Sands National Monument, NM: Lidar Survey of Dune Fields (Sept 2009) 269 18,223,886,882 166
115 Golden Gate National Recreation Area and Mt. Tamalpais State Park, CA 266 3,241,834,651 186
116 Banks Peninsula, Canterbury, New Zealand 2018-2019 266 11,931,740,219 149
117 Abel Tasman and Golden Bay, Tasman, New Zealand 2016 265 7,909,909,739 137
118 Raplee Ridge, Utah 264 11,333,680,712 157
119 Straight Cliffs Formation, South-Central Utah, 2016 262 14,402,465,244 166
120 Raleigh Peak, Colorado: May 2010 262 16,030,878,607 148
121 Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory 2016 Leaf Off LiDAR Survey 256 12,573,232,514 141
122 Marlborough Fault System, South Island, New Zealand 255 15,237,473,802 135
123 Nantahala NF, NC: Forest Leaf Structure, Terrain and Hydrophysiology 252 13,696,218,526 142
124 Volcanic Tablelands in Bishop, California 248 23,978,600,172 117
125 Grand Junction, CO: Roan Plateau 247 14,125,274,340 154
126 Great Smokey Mountains, NC 245 5,035,581,074 180
127 San Isabel NF, CO: Debris Flow Mechanics and Landscape Evolution 244 13,220,874,780 129
128 Surface Expression of the 1886 Charleston, South Carolina Earthquake 243 7,664,900,175 87
129 Oroville, CA: Middle Fork of the Feather River, Sierra Nevada Foothills 242 11,881,008,185 98
130 2019 Ridgecrest, CA Post-Earthquake Lidar Collection 237 22,319,784,992 110
131 South Florida Everglades 236 9,571,456,223 168
132 USBR Upper Columbia River Basin West 231 11,256,815,244 119
133 Stanley, ID: Linkages Between Hydrologic Complexity and Nutrient Export 223 25,779,946,050 128
134 Geomorphic Effects of Landslide Dams on the Owyhee River, Oregon 223 26,013,684,543 86
135 Pellston, MI: Effects of Forest Canopy Structural Change on Carbon Uptake 222 6,320,793,547 167
136 San Rafael, UT: Survey of Exposed Subsurface Volcanic Features 219 14,689,553,011 123
137 Canterbury, New Zealand 2018-2019 218 6,165,540,867 139
138 Truro and Provincetown, MA: Lidar in Salt Marsh Environments 218 6,208,368,408 152
139 2016 Solana Beach, CA Bluff Characterization Survey 216 10,376,982,009 99
140 Andrews Experimental Forest and Willamette National Forest Lidar (Aug 2008) 215 7,545,276,978 122
141 Clearwater NF, ID: Effects of Watershed Restoration on Hillslope Stability 211 12,755,184,750 119
142 Medicine Bow NF, WY: Forest Ecosystem Impacts by Mountain Pine Beetle 211 5,040,553,520 97
143 Rangiora, Canterbury, New Zealand 2014 210 7,826,126,835 111
144 Big Creek, California 209 5,203,212,479 153
145 Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Lolo Creek and Slate Creek 206 16,681,157,754 110
146 Carrizo Plain Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset 206 15,478,873,030 143
147 Snake River, Wyoming 205 8,789,493,690 153
148 Flathead Lake Biological Station, MT (May 2005) 204 7,295,225,360 135
149 Durham, NH: Hyporheic Zone Extent and Exchange in a Coastal Stream 203 6,813,935,336 112
150 San Gabriel Mountains, CA: Tectonics and Topography 202 9,259,183,522 113
151 Hite, UT: Quantifying Evolution and Stability of Coarse Alluvial Channels 201 16,213,289,359 88
152 Ecosystem Structure in Hetereogeneous Restored Wetlands, CA 2018 200 7,234,880,665 53
153 Yosemite National Park: Poopenaut Valley and Wawona 200 7,163,927,148 129
154 Wax Lake Delta, Louisiana, USA 2009 199 8,532,233,441 101
155 Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Moscow Mountain 198 4,543,301,251 130
156 North Carolina Coast: Quantifying Patterns of Coastal Change (July 2007) 198 3,240,306,210 118
157 Henry Mountains, UT: Hillslope-Channel Coupling in a Bedrock Landscape 197 10,236,804,425 125
158 Wax Lake Delta, Louisiana, USA 2013 194 13,331,306,260 99
159 Walker Fault System, Nevada, 2015 193 18,754,174,763 82
160 Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory: Leaf On Survey 192 8,471,363,741 97
161 Susquehanna Shale Hills Critical Zone Observatory: Leaf Off Survey 191 9,494,863,366 114
162 Lemhi Watershed - US Bureau of Reclamation 191 8,994,945,865 75
163 Landers Surface Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset 190 1,105,829,820 134
164 White Canyon and Hite, Lake Powell, Utah 189 6,145,021,071 121
165 Canyon Lake Gorge, TX: Mechanics of Megaflood Erosion 189 3,998,162,675 156
166 Northern Rockies, Montana lidar 2016 187 13,229,873,304 120
167 Kohala Peninsula, Hawaii: Precipitation Effects on Landscape Evolution 186 8,580,165,749 139
168 Erosion and sedimentation within the Kern River Canyon, CA 186 16,409,610,581 74
169 Santa Maria River, AZ: Vegetation and channel form 185 10,508,558,123 119
170 Silver Plume, CO 183 2,941,268,508 140
171 Illinois River, OR, Coast Ranges, 2016 183 8,751,435,186 89
172 Harper Lake Fault Slip Distribution, Central Mojave, CA 182 24,009,827,315 64
173 Fault systems in the Eastern California Shear Zone, CA 180 7,511,046,400 77
174 El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake, Pleiades 2014 179 14,548,391,071 103
175 PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP): Diablo Canyon, CA Central Coast 176 11,176,707,062 101
176 El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scan-Site 2 176 2,118,839,487 151
177 Mapping of Hydrothermal Explosion Craters in Yellowstone N.P., WY 2017 174 12,662,865,474 102
178 Eel River Critical Zone Observatory July 2014 Lidar Survey (532 nm) 165 9,848,503,533 67
179 Topographic stress controls, San Bernardino Mountains, CA 2017 164 5,837,747,726 96
180 Perry Mesa, AZ: Ancient Agricultural Features and Landscape Transformation 162 7,326,981,515 98
181 Kremmling, CO: Blue and Colorado River Confluence 161 3,132,654,908 119
182 Calhoun Critical Zone Observatory 2014 Leaf On Survey 160 13,809,282,276 80
183 Mojave Desert, CA: Evolution of the Hector Mine Earthquake Surface Rupture 159 8,904,719,160 66
184 Triangle Lake, OR: Earthquake Induced Landslide 158 10,356,383,700 94
185 Mapping of Diamond Fork River, UT 2017 158 8,535,219,488 94
186 Wheeler Ridge, CA 157 16,905,014,154 85
187 Westport, West Coast, New Zealand 2020 157 8,027,033,476 89
188 Dragons Back Ridge: San Andreas Fault, California 156 5,474,769,124 86
189 Solfatara Plateau Obsidian Lava Flow, Yellowstone National Park, WY 154 13,422,953,785 91
190 Southern Sierra Nevada Critical Zone Observatory: Snow On 154 6,187,544,970 76
191 Greybull, WY: Sheep Mountain Anticline 154 12,020,337,946 93
192 Mackenzie, Canterbury, New Zealand 2015 153 5,481,538,489 79
193 Reynolds Creek Critical Zone Observatory 2015 Post-Soda Fire Lidar 153 9,776,783,772 66
194 Bay of Plenty Northwest, New Zealand 2020-2021 152 5,464,181,262 62
195 Tuscaloosa, AL: Seasonal Inundation Dynamics And Invertebrate Communities 151 5,165,350,598 85
196 Mapping of Displacements Near Parkfield, California 149 11,339,032,113 84
197 Mojave Desert, CA: Precariously Balanced Rocks in Seismic Hazard Analysis 149 12,824,012,244 111
198 North Sister, OR: Collier Cone Lava Flow 148 6,010,185,648 76
199 Sierra National Forest, CA: Soil Formation and Transport 146 2,323,403,577 102
200 Tender Foot, MT: Hydrological Processes on Hill Slopes 145 6,663,463,392 71
201 Slumgullion Landslide, Colorado (July 10, 2015) 142 8,804,162,321 96
202 Inyo Domes, CA lidar 2016 141 8,281,663,961 85
203 Lake Bonneville, Utah 141 5,879,951,662 101
204 El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scan-Site 1 139 3,914,694,713 104
205 Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Clear Creek 139 9,851,009,427 52
206 Lidar Survey of the Malheur National Forest, Oregon 139 4,628,018,462 94
207 White Mountain Fault Zone, Owens Valley, CA 137 10,335,750,068 66
208 Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): South Fork Salmon and Secesh Rivers 137 9,895,523,931 70
209 Furnace Creek Wash, Death Valley National Park, California 137 5,297,102,985 100
210 West Swanzey, NH: Geomorphic Response to Dam Removal, Ashuelot River(2011) 136 6,309,008,129 61
211 South Fork Eel River, CA Watershed Morphology 136 5,414,674,133 88
212 Christina River Basin Critical Zone Observatory April 2010 Lidar Survey 136 5,015,728,558 91
213 Point Reyes, CA: Landscape Response to Tectonics 136 4,185,494,274 77
214 Rapid Response to 2011 Mississippi Flood 135 13,174,694,723 61
215 Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory May 20-21 2010 Snow-On Lidar Survey 134 11,623,041,329 72
216 West Coast and Hauraki Plains, Waikato, New Zealand 2015 133 3,314,370,780 91
217 West Swanzey, NH: Geomorphic Response to Dam Removal, Ashuelot River (2010) 133 2,646,087,113 66
218 Balclutha, Otago, New Zealand 2020 133 5,295,777,131 60
219 Slumgullion Landslide, Colorado (July 3, 2015) 132 9,065,462,229 68
220 Ladron Peak, New Mexico Survey 131 6,072,589,589 101
221 Hurunui Rivers, Canterbury, New Zealand 2013 130 4,291,469,489 74
222 Flathead Lake Biological Station, MT (September 2005) 129 5,621,999,415 79
223 Eel River, CA: Landsliding and the Evolution of Mountainous Landscapes 129 8,221,546,072 79
224 High Resolution Mapping of Antelope Valley Ranch, CA. 128 6,704,756,656 60
225 Point Classification for Hazard Applications: Mammoth Lakes, CA 127 6,767,061,712 87
226 Yosemite Rim Fire, Smithsonian Forest lidar 2013 126 4,301,827,484 89
227 Hyak, WA: Cedar River Municipal Watershed Snow Modeling 126 7,541,956,402 94
228 High-Resolution Mapping of Goat Rock Volcano, WA 126 5,137,580,219 81
229 Laytonville, CA lidar 2015 123 6,864,478,589 80
230 Characterizing Forest Structure Changes and Effects on Snowpack, AZ 2017 121 7,299,195,547 74
231 Geologic Mapping of Coal Beds (Northeastern Montana) 121 9,381,695,957 81
232 NW Nevada: Modeling of Meander Channel Evolution 120 5,483,346,653 66
233 Photogrammetric model of the Tecolote Volcano, Sonora, Mexico 117 11,222,281,136 78
234 Motueka River Valley, Tasman, New Zealand 2018-2019 116 3,691,168,851 46
235 Whangarei Heads, Northland, New Zealand 2016 115 3,297,360,963 68
236 Everglades National Park 115 3,313,392,873 89
237 Niwot Ridge Long-Term Ecological Research Site, Colorado 115 4,417,912,804 81
238 White Sands National Monument, NM: Lidar Survey of Dune Fields (Jan 2009) 114 6,053,225,290 75
239 Lake Placid, FL: Lidar Survey of the Archibold Biological Station 113 4,425,278,231 93
240 Yucaipa Ridge, San Bernardino Mountains, CA 113 6,262,666,429 74
241 Gabilan Mesa, CA: Valley Alluviation effects on Hillslope-Channel Coupling 113 10,650,626,774 70
242 Lincoln National Forest, NM: Floodplains in Fluvial Networks 113 6,850,374,989 63
243 Mapping of San Gabriel Mountains, CA 2009 Fire 113 5,698,686,304 59
244 Reporoa and Upper Piako River, Waikato, New Zealand 2019 112 4,683,223,291 68
245 Woodland-encroached sagebrush ecosystem, Nevada 112 6,115,891,398 77
246 Tushar Mountains, Utah (1550 nm) 110 2,765,415,263 89
247 Wellington Fault, NZ 2010 110 2,064,115,334 88
248 Distribution and Legacy of Large Landslides, San Gabriel Mountains, CA 2017 110 4,046,246,020 74
249 Santa Clarita Topography 109 5,094,328,999 74
250 Lake Isabella Lidar Collection, CA 2015 109 5,109,081,839 66
251 Post Hurricane Harvey Mapping of the Mission River, Texas 2018 108 4,121,009,379 59
252 Gisborne, New Zealand 2018-2020 108 7,742,095,428 47
253 1959 Hebgen Lake rupture (Montana) 108 6,445,380,242 68
254 Apopka, FL: Using Lidar to Identify Optimal Gopher Tortoise habitat 107 3,427,864,607 77
255 Cache NF, UT: Predicting Bonneville Cutthroat Trout Spawning Hotspots 107 6,319,334,754 79
256 John Day Watershed 2006 - US Bureau of Reclamation 106 3,728,766,268 56
257 Yellowstone National Park, WY: Quantifying Gravel-Bed Rivers 105 4,901,275,852 78
258 Northern California Coast: Slope Failure in Low and High Uplift Regions 105 4,226,533,975 65
259 Quantifying rock strength controls in Guadalupe Mountains, NM/TX 105 6,975,143,847 56
260 Topographic Data Set: Klamath River, California 2018 105 6,299,872,387 52
261 Powder River, MT 2016 105 4,811,302,235 69
262 Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Emerald Creek 104 3,053,294,941 72
263 Lassen Volcanic National Park, CA 2019 103 4,155,514,100 58
264 San Rafael River, Castle Dale, Utah, 2016 102 5,656,844,778 65
265 Merritt Island, FL: Identification of Florida Scrub-Jay Habitat 102 3,168,237,799 78
266 Furnace Creek and Fish Lake Valley Fault Zones, Death Valley National Park 100 2,792,546,034 73
267 Bald Point, FL: Hurricane Frequency and Storm Surge Archives from Sinkholes 98 5,160,603,271 72
268 Corpus Cristi, TX: Influence of Dunes & Barrier Islands on Hurricane Surge 98 6,437,444,998 72
269 Dixie Valley Fault Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset-Site 1 98 944,152,805 87
270 Thames, Waikato, New Zealand 2017-2019 98 3,195,471,612 56
271 Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Jack Waite Mine 96 4,637,330,772 51
272 Slip transfer through the Eastern Transverse Ranges, CA 2017 95 5,686,256,167 63
273 2008 LVIS Sierra Nevada, CA 95 113,915,102 50
274 Mount Shasta, CA: Quaternary Debris Avalanche 93 4,323,660,284 69
275 Bishop, CA: Morphological characteristics of the Bishop Tuff 93 6,208,270,346 51
276 Blind Canyon and Box Canyon, Twin Falls, ID 93 1,163,004,399 74
277 Kern Canyon Lidar Collection, CA 2008 92 7,644,697,278 63
278 Oregon Coast Range: Sediment Storage in Debris-Flows 92 3,348,880,431 47
279 Boise NF, ID: Avalanche Forecasting and Acoustic Detection 91 4,142,597,337 58
280 Rio Puerco River, NM: Study of overbank flood dynamics 91 4,231,856,740 57
281 Southern San Andreas Fault from Painted Canyon to Bombay Beach, CA 90 15,875,683,564 29
282 North Carolina Coast: Quantifying Patterns of Coastal Change (June 2006) 90 1,880,254,802 53
283 Idaho Lidar Consortium (ILC): Nez Perce Reservation 88 2,025,370,709 53
284 West Bijou Creek, CO 87 2,325,370,688 63
285 High Resolution Topography near Santa Cruz, CA 2017 86 7,221,702,929 49
286 Timaru Rivers, Canterbury, New Zealand 2014 85 4,029,325,073 63
287 Huntly, Waikato, New Zealand 2015-2019 85 4,420,730,300 44
288 Salsipuedes-Punta Morro, Baja California, Mexico 2014 85 608,839,398 56
289 Fault geometry on the Mission Creek-Mill Creek faults, CA 2017 85 4,535,432,402 48
290 SW Montana: Beavers as Geomorphic Agents in Small, Rocky Mountain Streams 84 3,148,163,409 55
291 Little San Bernardino Mountains, Joshua Tree National Park, California 83 5,671,458,856 56
292 Niobrara River, Nebraska 83 3,140,007,545 65
293 Hope Fault, NZ 2010 82 2,585,592,246 51
294 Loma Mar, CA: Lidar survey of the San Jose Mountains 79 1,274,902,826 47
295 Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand 2021 79 1,828,295,052 42
296 Control of steepland landscape morphology in Idaho Batholith 77 1,467,432,836 33
297 Lost River Fault at Doublespring Pass Rd, Idaho 2015 77 4,117,215,500 57
298 Columbia, NC: Modeling Coastal Plain Wetland Ecosystems 76 3,385,569,800 50
299 Agua Blanca Fault, Baja California, Mexico. 73 1,815,639,032 45
300 Whanganui Urban, Manawatu-Whanganui, New Zealand 2020-2021 73 2,174,549,310 30
301 Mapleton, OR: Transient Landscape Evolution in the Oregon Coast Range 71 2,972,500,740 36
302 Marlborough North, Marlborough, New Zealand 2020 69 2,737,557,232 38
303 Monitoring Woodland Ecosystems, Utah 2018 68 2,909,687,162 48
304 Southern California Bedrock Landscapes 2015 Airborne Lidar 68 1,799,958,325 45
305 2019 Ridgecrest, CA: Trona-Argus Area - Post-Earthquake Lidar 68 2,367,070,085 27
306 Airborne Laser Mapping of Independence Lake, CA 68 1,987,126,906 52
307 Central Utah: Topographic Amplification of Earthquake Ground Motions 68 3,227,797,796 44
308 Truckee, CA: Sagehen Creek Snowpack Measurement 67 4,438,401,414 35
309 IML Critical Zone Observatory, Clear Creek Aug 2014 Lidar Survey (1064 nm) 64 1,877,837,377 35
310 Slumgullion Landslide, Colorado (July 7, 2015) 63 4,356,328,933 48
311 Alteration of Groundwater Flow due to Slow Landslide Failure, CA 63 3,927,253,566 40
312 Niobrara River, Nebraska (532 nm) 63 2,765,923,947 54
313 Measuring Variations in Bedrock Cliff Morphologies, Idaho 2019 62 2,479,247,720 44
314 Paleo-Outburst Floods in the Truckee River Canyon, CA 61 1,300,594,652 42
315 Eagle Creek Fire Area in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon 60 1,422,276,662 25
316 Bitterroot NF, ID: Transient Hillslope Response to Knickpoint Migration 60 4,936,901,322 38
317 Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory May 9 2010 Snow-On Lidar Survey 60 2,556,597,138 29
318 IML Critical Zone Observatory, Sangamon River, IL Aug 2014 (1064 nm) 59 2,840,998,191 33
319 Pahrump Valley: California/Nevada State Line 59 1,088,193,366 44
320 High Resolution Topography along the Lost River Valley, Idaho 2019 58 2,373,335,767 32
321 Amberley, Canterbury, New Zealand 2012 57 1,357,639,453 40
322 Mayapan, Mexico 56 2,055,973,867 30
323 Greys River, WY (1550 nm) 56 2,359,750,983 43
324 Illilouette Creek Basin Lidar Survey, Yosemite Valley, CA 2018 55 2,023,245,006 39
325 Topography of Normal Faults in the Volcanic Tablelands, CA 2019 55 7,115,007,530 23
326 Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory May 5 2010 Snow-On Lidar Survey 54 2,946,308,808 32
327 Post-fire Debris Flows in Santa Monica Mountains, CA 2019 54 2,847,654,553 39
328 Cheviot and Hawarden, Canterbury, New Zealand 2015 49 1,531,268,215 39
329 Merced, CA: Origin and Evolution of the Mima Mounds 47 2,028,037,435 37
330 Idaho Falls, ID: Lidar for Modeling Eolian Soil Transport 46 2,139,030,111 34
331 High Resolution Topography over Gabilan Mesa, CA 2003 46 950,242,892 35
332 High Resolution Topography of House Range Fault, Utah 46 3,269,570,293 27
333 Dixie Valley Fault Rupture Terrestrial Laser Scanning Dataset-Site 2 45 1,530,622,857 38
334 Piercy, CA: Response of Bedrock River to Base Level Lowering, SF Eel River 41 1,273,822,608 24
335 Abel Tasman National Park, Tasman, New Zealand 2020-2021 41 3,551,369,708 27
336 Lost River Fault Zone Near Borah Peak, Idaho 41 4,991,340,015 18
337 Normal Fault Comparisons, Utah 2019 38 4,452,735,763 22
338 IML Critical Zone Observatory, Sangamon River, IL Aug 2014 (532 nm) 38 523,846,229 29
339 2007 LVIS Greenland 37 5,781,096 19
340 Marsden Point, Northland, New Zealand 2016 35 194,761,445 29
341 Change Detection of Post-fire Runoff Events, CA 2019 35 1,505,076,176 24
342 Tushar Mountains, Utah (532 nm) 34 701,333,805 28
343 Preserving Mountains with Forest Management, CA 2020 32 1,884,525,977 22
344 Lawrenceville, IL: Detecting Tectonically Deformed Shorelines 30 720,413,400 23
345 High Resolution SFM Topography of the Central San Andreas Fault, California 30 2,401,223,881 21
346 Study in Erosion Response: Horse Linto, CA 2019 29 1,176,261,940 22
347 Eel River Critical Zone Observatory July 2014 Lidar Survey (1064 nm/Angelo) 29 3,338,294,170 20
348 Greys River, WY (532 nm) 29 1,435,846,865 21
349 Meandering Channels in Death Valley, CA 2019 28 3,427,206,359 16
350 Channel Avulsion in Bishop, California 22 1,489,579,352 19
351 IML Critical Zone Observatory, Clear Creek Aug 2014 Lidar Survey (532 nm) 19 247,356,393 17
352 Measuring Lake Michigan Coastal Erosion, WI 2020 15 712,337,512 7
353 Interpreting Fluvial Processes from Channel-Belt Deposits, Utah 2018 14 671,561,337 12
354 Repeat Mapping of Antelope Valley Ranch, CA, 2019 10 317,858,253 6
355 Topography of Normal Faults in the Volcanic Tablelands, CA 2018 7 173,853,958 6
356 3D Fuel Structure in Relation to Prescribed Fire, CA 2020 6 492,665,000 4
357 Evaluating Area-Volume Relationships after Mass Wasting Event, NC 2020 4 191,843,674 4
358 Post-Fire Debris Flow Detection and Erosion, Oregon 2020 3 96,497,129 3
 
    All Datasets 187,048 7,183,390,707,342