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User Guide for the LPRunPCT.exe Command Line Tool

A new command line driven, Windows application has been written to execute LP360 point cloud tasks. The tool “LPRunPCT.exe”, available in the 2015.1 Service Pack A, allows you to run a point cloud task from the command line with a number of command line options and associated parameter files. This tool is very useful in certain…

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Nominal Pulse Spacing (NPS)

In the LIDAR industry the generally accepted definition for Nominal Pulse Spacing (NPS) is the one detailed in the USGS base LIDAR Specification. That is the spacing between points in the collection when in reference to single instrument, single swath, first return only LIDAR point data. The NPS is a value that is usually predicted by…

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Customizing LP360 for ArcGIS

LP360 for ArcGIS, riding within the ESRI ArcMap environment, gives users flexibility to customize the user interface with respect to the LP360 tools. Custom hot keys can be created that cut down on the number of clicks it takes to complete a task, in addition LP360 tools can be added to Custom Toolbars. Please note,…

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Determining Intensity Values in LP360

Intensity values can be determined within LP360 in a couple of ways. Identify Tool: The identify tool can be used to determine the intensity value for any given point that is currently loaded into LP360. LP360 Point Cloud Statistics LP360’s Point Cloud Statistics Point Cloud Task, can be used to determine the minimum, maximum, average and…

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Process Memory Dump

While debugging issues with the GeoCue Server a dump of the server memory can sometimes lend some insight into the problem. To get the dump, download Microsoft’s ProcDump from https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/dd996900.aspx Unzip it and as administrator (right-click on command prompt and open using “Run as Administrator”), run the following command procdump.exe -ma RepHostGUI This will create a file…

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Classifying in LP360 Using the Number Keys

When classifying within LP360, the numbered keys on the number pad section of the keyboard can be used to specify and commit points for the “To” class during the classification process. However, the numbered keys across the top of the keyboard cannot be used for this shortcut. Classes 0-9 (Unclassified – Water) can be classified…

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