LP360 is a 64-bit Windows® desktop application used for many years by the LP360 Geospatial community for processing traditional aerial, mobile, and terrestrial tripod laser scanner data. The LP360 Drone community is the focus of this Users Guide containing the LP360 workflows for processing and exploiting TrueView, microdrones® and guest sensor drone data. Formerly called…
During our March TrueView Training event, we recorded the training session with the presenter to have the training material available on demand. Since the training covers two days of various topics we have broken the event down into smaller pieces. This session covers field checking data, import settings, guest sensors, and project creation and processing.…
During our March TrueView Training event, we recorded the training session with the presenter to have the training material available on demand. Since the training covers two days of various topics we have broken the event down into smaller pieces. This first session covers the TrueView Ecosystem, hardware overview, flight planning, field operations, and field…
When attemping to access a site in Reckon web-client, the user gets the following error message: “The site is not available. Please ask your service provider to republish the site.” If the user clicks through this message, no published data will be available. This is caused by not properly completing the publishing process in Reckon…
When you reset your account password, an automated email is sent from DoNotReply@Geocue.com with the new password. Below are possible reasons for why you did not receive this email. The email was sent to your spam or junk email folder . Check your spam or junk folder in both your mail client and corporate mail…
Viewing uploaded images on the Reckon website is a great way to view orthomosaics and hillshades. If a user needs to download an image, to view it offline, or in LP360, this can be accomplished by downloading the image from the web client. Downloading image layers in Reckon is an easy and secure process that…
In addition to viewing orthos and other image layers in Reckon, users also have the option to download the layer to a local drive. The following steps describe the process for downloading an image layer from Reckon. Step 1 – User requests an image. In the Table of Contents, left click on desired image layer. Left…
To download data from Reckon, first select the date from the drop down menu that corresponds to the data you wish to download. The layers associated with this date should be displayed in the Table of Contents on the left side of your screen. Left-click the layer name and select from the list of options…
This workflow explains how to create a redline in Reckon. Redlining provides the ability to create, edit and publish geometries with attributes. Redlines can be used to communicate work to be done with a service provider (i.e. defining stockpiles to be analyzed), edit existing features, create new features and can be downloaded as ESRI shape…
AirGon Reckon (“Reckon”) is our cloud hosted collaboration portal for small Unmanned Aerial System (sUAS) or “drone” mapping. It has been designed from the ground up for scalability in the cloud. Hosted in Amazon Web Services (AWS), it provides a robust platform for sharing data that requires no administration or infrastructure on the user’s part…
