Drone LiDAR Scans Through Ponderosa Pine
A drone LiDAR scan uses laser pulses to measure the ground and structures, producing a dense point cloud. In Castle Pines, it is especially useful because stands of ponderosa pine can hide the ground from photo-based mapping, while laser returns can reach the terrain between trees.
LiDAR point clouds support existing-conditions models, grading design, and earthwork quantities on sloped sites. They are not a legal boundary survey, and when a stamped survey is needed, our data supports your licensed land surveyor. Learn more about LiDAR point cloud scanning. We agree on the coordinate system, accuracy goals, and file formats before flying, so the data is ready for your design team as soon as it arrives.