LIDAR Magazine wishes all readers a happy, healthy, fulfilling 2026. We appreciate you taking time to browse our pages. Composing this during the…
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2026 AEG Trends Across Industries Highlight Increasingly Interconnected World
Building on the outstanding response to Woolpert Chief Scientist Qassim Abdullah’s annual article on forecasting geospatial trends (on page 8 of this issue),…
Lidar Flies Above Uncertainty
As 2025 draws to a close, we can look back on a fascinating year—and look forward to the continuance of current trends. One…
Geospatial Data for Hurricane Response and Resilience
When hurricanes strike, geospatial data becomes an essential tool for both immediate disaster response and long-term coastal resilience. After a storm, two phases…
Lidar, InSAR, GPR – Better Together
During my editorship, I have attempted to provide readers with material not only on lidar, but also on other active sensors, such as…
Airborne Lidar: An Evolution of Technology and Applications
In the coming months, Hexagon will unveil the next-generation single-photon lidar (SPL) airborne sensor. An upgrade from our extremely popular Leica SPL100 wide-area…
Hexagon LIVE Global 2025, Las Vegas, 16-19 June 2025: A Retrospective Part 4
Geospatial behemoth delivers innovations and updates in fine setting – ground-penetrating radar
LIDAR Magazine, unsurprisingly, is focused on lidar, but we like to publish about other active sensors too. We have tried for some years…
Hexagon LIVE Global 2025, Las Vegas, 16-19 June 2025: A Retrospective Part 3
Geospatial behemoth delivers innovations and updates in fine setting – lidar security
In my pursuit of lidar goings-on at Hexagon LIVE Global 2025, and thanks to my hosts Hexagon and WeAreTFD, I interviewed Radek Zachoval,…
Hexagon LIVE Global 2025, Las Vegas, 16-19 June 2025: A Retrospective Part 2
Geospatial behemoth delivers innovations and updates in fine setting – the airborne sensors
We lidar people must remember that a Hexagon user event is much broader than it used to be. There’s far more than surveying…
All Along the Pipeline
Earlier this spring, I had the good fortune of attending the 59th Photogrammetric Week in Stuttgart1. Spectacular in every sense of the word,…
