Titan ALTM
As the world’s first multispectral airborne lidar sensor, Optech Titan is opening up a new era in lidar survey and mapping. 3D surface spectral response information sensitive to the emitted wavelengths can now be derived day or night from complex environments using a single lidar sensor.
Teledyne Geospatial
Vaughan, CA
Description
As the world’s first multispectral airborne lidar sensor, Optech Titan is opening up a new era in lidar survey and mapping. 3D surface spectral response information sensitive to the emitted wavelengths can now be derived day or night from complex environments using a single lidar sensor.
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Specifications
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General
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Year of introduction
2014
Year of last update
2014
Total Weight [kg]
116
Power requirements
800 Watts
Type of GNSS/INS positioning system
Applanix AP50 OEM
Camera
80 MP orthometric RGB/CIR
Data storage facilities
ruggedized, removable SSD
Mission planning software
Optech FMS (realtime XYZI point display)
Postprocessing software
Optech LMS (auto lidar/camera boresight/calibrati
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Application
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Main applications
Day/night multispectral data collection3D land surface classification Seamless shallow water bathymetryVegetation mappingEnvironmental modelingForest inventoryHigh resolution topographic mappingRapid response
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Measurement Characteristics
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Scanning method
Programmable scanner
Scan frequency [Hz]
210
Min. pulse frequency [Hz]
150000
Max. pulse frequency [Hz]
900000
Max. field of view [deg]
60
Max. number of recorded echoes per pulse
4
Full-wave form digitization
Y
Pulse sampling frequency [GHz]
1
Recording of intensity of return signal [bits]
12
multiple pulses in air
Y
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Operation Characteristics
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Platform
Fixed-wing
Min. flying height [m]
300
Max. flying height [m]
2000
Max. acquisition time [hr]
8
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Laser Pulse Characteristics
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Wavelength [nm]
53210641550
Standard pulse length [ns]
3
Beam divergence [mrad]
0.35
Type/class laser
IV
Eyesafe range [m]
300
Pulse length variation [ns]
0
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More information
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Distinguishable features
World's first multispectral lidar sensor with 3 independent, active wavelengths;full gyro-stabilization;optional full-waveform record;fully programmable scanner for superior point density;realtime in-air 3D XYZI in LAS format, choice of embedded; passive image support including 29MP NIR, 80MP RGB/CIR, multispectral, thermal
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Uncertainty and resolution
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Pitch and roll pointing precision [deg]
0.005
Heading pointing precision [deg]
0.008
Elevation precision at 1 km [m]
0.02
Planimetric precision at 1km [cm]
13
Across-track point spacing at 1km [m]
0.1
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Application areas
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Documents
Brochure
migrationjkz5ct.PDF
12.5 MB
