Map canopy structure, height, and wildfire fuel across entire forests — and still see the ground beneath.

Forest and fire managers need accurate canopy and terrain data over enormous areas. Single-look lidar leaves voids under dense canopy, and low-altitude collection makes regional coverage slow and expensive.
Wide-area, high-density data that penetrates foliage to recover both canopy structure and bare-earth terrain — refreshed often enough to be useful for planning.
Multi-angle agile scanning fills the gaps a nadir look misses, recovering ground returns beneath dense vegetation.
Acadia separates canopy from terrain, producing clean bare-earth DTMs alongside canopy-height models.
High-density structure data across whole forests feeds fuel-load and fire-behavior models.
A compact, accessible system for high-resolution low- and mid-altitude collection.

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