GVLiDAR offers to users multiple and ready-to-use LiDAR datasets stored on the cloud with the capability of performing complex data request based on spatial restrictions. You visualize just what you want to visualize.
GVLiDAR implements techniques such as dynamic point size and eye-dome lighting in addition to optimization techniques in order to render realistic point clouds with several million points.
The design of GVLiDAR is focused on providing useful measurement tools. Users are able to obtain the height of structures, areas projected over any plane or triangulate points, among others.
Point clouds can be filtered and rendered based on LiDAR properties. The image above shows the first returns of a neighborhood displaying also only the vegetation and the building classes.