Drone LiDAR Along Clear Creek and the Foothills
Flying LiDAR over a Golden parcel means firing laser pulses at the ground and logging each return, which adds up to a detailed point cloud of the terrain. It handles conditions that challenge photo-based mapping, such as tree cover along Clear Creek, steep slopes near the mesas, and rock outcrops with complex shapes.
Point clouds support existing-conditions models, design, drainage studies, and earthwork volume calculations. A Jefferson County boundary or stamped survey still belongs to a licensed land surveyor, who can use our cloud as supporting data. The LiDAR point cloud scanning page goes deeper on sensors and outputs. Before flying, we agree on the coordinate system, accuracy goals, and file formats so the data drops into your workflow, and repeat scans can measure how a slope or channel changes over time.