Thought I would share a great Lidar viewing tool for all my fellow NH beasts. Lidar shows elevation changes much smaller than typical topos. Go to GraniteView, link here: https://granitview.unh.edu/html5viewer/ ... ranit_view Click the View Layers button, Turn on Elevation, Regional Elevation, Regional Lidar, then either Hillshade or Shaded Relief.Hope the sample image shows!
NH Lidar Images
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Re: NH Lidar Images
Having a tough time uploading the image
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Re: NH Lidar Images
Thanks Rusty!!!
I just found a swamp island yesterday that is a goldmine and I couldn’t see it with a topo, I just happened upon it while bushwhacking.
I’ll check to see if it appears with this website.
I just found a swamp island yesterday that is a goldmine and I couldn’t see it with a topo, I just happened upon it while bushwhacking.
I’ll check to see if it appears with this website.
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Re: NH Lidar Images
There it is, didn't capture the whole file name I guess.
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Re: NH Lidar Images
I use Lidar images when cyber-scouting hill country. Really gives you a better feel for the lay of the land and how it relates to topo maps.
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