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Want to easily explore and visualize LiDAR point clouds from NOAA Digital Coast? In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to search, load, and interact with massive coastal LiDAR datasets using a powerful web app built with the maplibre-gl-lidar plugin. No complex setup required. ust open the browser and...

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Marchen7 months ago

browser-based lidar viz without setup is exactly what we need. maplibre-gl is solid for this

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Selah7 months ago

Awesome work. Can I replicate it for africa? Trying to find potential economic activities that can leverage a certain road and will need to analyze mineral and agric data

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Jo Ka7 months ago

Does the web app dowload?

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Qiusheng Wu7 months ago

No. It is for visualization only at the moment.

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I kept pushing the button :D

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