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name=Open LiDAR Toolbox | ||
qgisMinimumVersion=3.0 | ||
description=Open Tools for LiDAR Data Preparation and Analysis in Archaeology | ||
version=2.0 | ||
version=2.1 | ||
author=Stefan Eichert, Benjamin Štular, Edisa Lozić | ||
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected] | ||
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about=Open LiDAR Toolbox is part of the MALiAp scientific research project, which aims at the strives towards methodological maturity of airborne LiDAR in archaeology. Our intention is to provide open access tools for QGIS to assist archaeologists in processing point cloud LiDAR data. Each of the tools we are developing is based on over a decade of experience. The scientific background for the tool is/will be published in open access peer reviewed papers. Please note that some modules depend on other QGIS plugins (Relief Visualisation Toolbox, LAStools and Whitebox tools). You can check the Open Lidar Toolbox website for details and installation instructions. | ||
about=Open Open LiDAR Toolbox is a QGIS plug-in for one-step-processing of airborne LiDAR data from point cloud to LiDAR visualisations. The required input is an unclassified point cloud in LAZ/LAS format and the tool returns outputs needed for interpretative mapping of archaeological features. In addition, several other tools are available for multi-step data processing. The tools are optimised for archaeology, but have a broader application for anyone primarily interested in visual inspection of airborne LiDAR, e.g., topographic mapping. List of tools: * 0NE (One-step- processing); * Classify LAS/LAZ; * Create base data; * DFM confidence map; * Hybrid interpolation; * Visualisations (from DFM). | ||
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tracker=https://github.com/stefaneichert/OpenLidarTools/issues | ||
repository=https://github.com/stefaneichert/OpenLidarTools | ||
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changelog=1.0 initial version | ||
1.1 bugfixes | ||
2.0 Added modules for base data, visualisations, dfm, classify las/laz | ||
2.1 Bugfix for create DFM, Description update | ||
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