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At the moment the Lidar data consists only of X, Y and Z coords, however actual Lidars also return reflectivity. I was wondering what would be an appropriate way to model that?
My initial though was to assign a set value to each object ID, for example buildings will have a fixed remission r1, cars will have a fixed remission r2 etc.
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At the moment the Lidar data consists only of X, Y and Z coords, however actual Lidars also return reflectivity. I was wondering what would be an appropriate way to model that?
My initial though was to assign a set value to each object ID, for example buildings will have a fixed remission r1, cars will have a fixed remission r2 etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: