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OBJECTIVES: This research will explore the benefits of using LIDAR on highway
infrastructure projects. LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is an optical remote sensing
teclU1010gy that can measure the distance to, or other propellies of a target by illuminating the
target with light, often using pulses from a laser. LIDAR technology has application in
geomatics, archaeology, geography, geology, geomol]Jhology, seismology. forestry, remote
sensin g. atmospheric physics, and contour mapping. This research project will focus on the
following objectives:
1. Literature search on how LIDAR is being used for highway infrastructure projects
throughout the country.
2. Use existing LIDAR technology currently available on the University of Kentucky's
campus in the Center of Visualization to demonstrate LIDAR's appl icability on highway
infrastructure projects.
3. Solicit demonstrations from LIDAR vendors to explore additional features of the
technology that may prove to be useful for highway infrastructure projects.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 7/1/11 → 6/30/12 |
Funding
- KY Transportation Cabinet
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Projects
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Kentucky Cooperative Transportation Research Program Part II KCTRP 12-32
Crabtree, J. (PI), Agent, K. (CoI), Ashurst, K. (CoI), Chen, M. (CoI), Fisher, J. (CoI), Goodrum, P. (CoI), Graves, R. (CoI), Green, E. (CoI), Grossardt, T. (CoI), Harik, I. (CoI), Hartman, D. (CoI), Hopwood, T. (CoI), Johnson, P. (CoI), Kirk, A. (CoI), Kreis, S. (CoI), McCormack, S. (CoI), Palle, S. (CoI), Pigman, J. (CoI), Rister, B. (CoI), Scully, T. (CoI), Stamatiadis, N. (CoI), Sun, L. (CoI), Taylor, T. (CoI) & Walton, J. (CoI)
7/1/11 → 6/30/12
Project: Research project