Featured Projects
Take a look at some of the projects we’ve completed for our clients.
Biomass assessment using mobile laser scanner
In complex forest from Zambia, we specialize in advanced forest point cloud analysis to develop individual tree extraction and create detailed Quantitative Structure Models (QSMs). By combining cutting-edge algorithms, biological modeling, and precise measurements. We developed accurate estimates of tree structure and wood volume, enabling deeper insights into forest ecosystems.
Plantation growth tracking using drones
In Québec, Canada we worked on individual tree segmentation in plantations using drone-based laser scanning. This innovative approach allows for precise measurements of tree height and crown diameter, providing valuable data for monitoring growth and improving plantation management and tree genetic. By leveraging drone LiDAR technology, we can track tree development over time, enabling more efficient and accurate forest management practices.
Forest plot scan alignment and registration
We designed a robust and easy-to-use package for aligning and registering airborne, drone, terrestrial, and mobile laser scans of forest plots.
Road segmentation
In Quebec and Alberta, Canada we segmented the road network using airborne laser point cloud, using machine learning and a homemade network vectorization to produce vectorial, accurate and topologically valid maps of the forest roads which could be used for ongoing monitoring and management of forestry operations.
Bridge segmentation using airborne lidar
We worked in Québec, Canada, on bridge segmentation using airborne laser scanning (ALS) point cloud data, specifically within forestry contexts. This involves developing methods to accurately identify and isolate bridges in potentially complex forested environments, where distinguishing between natural and man-made structures can be challenging. The ability to efficiently segment bridges from ALS data is crucial for cleaning the point cloud from human made structure in order to retain and process natural land only. By integrating bridge segmentation with forest structure analysis, we can enhance land use modeling.
