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    User describes AI-assisted project to measure forest height and density

    The user reports using Codex/Astra and says seamless USGS 1 m lidar coverage can range from 200 GB to 1 TB-plus, depending on the state.

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    A user says they’re developing a project to combine USGS’s 1 m airborne lidar datasets with NASA’s 25 m GEDI waveform data, with the aim of providing forest height and density information. In their September 7 post, they described working with Codex/Astra and said they would resume when weekly credits reset.

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    @matthewwmullinThanks to LLMS, we are living through the Golden Age of custom geospacial applications. Currently working on a project to combine the raw 1 m airborne LIDAR datasets from the @USGS with the 25 m @NASA GEDI waveform data which will provide forest height & density. Data fusion! Working with Codex/Astra... and resuming when weekly credits reset. LIDAR datasets are huge, the seamless USGS 1 m coverage can range between 200 GB to 1 TB + depending on the state. Check out amazing work from the researchers, scientists, engineers and pilots over at the United States Geological Service: https://www.usgs.gov/3d-elevation-program

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    @matthewwmullinThanks to LLMS, we are living through the Golden Age of custom geospacial applications. Currently working on a project to combine the raw 1 m airborne LIDAR datasets from the @USGS with the 25 m @NASA GEDI waveform data which will provide forest height & density. Data fusion! Working with Codex/Astra... and resuming when weekly credits reset. LIDAR datasets are huge, the seamless USGS 1 m coverage can range between 200 GB to 1 TB + depending on the state. Check out amazing work from the researchers, scientists, engineers and pilots over at the United States Geological Service: https://www.usgs.gov/3d-elevation-program