2017 USFS Lidar: Pole Creek and Whychus Creek, OR Point Cloud files with Orthometric Vertical Datum North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD88) using GEOID18
Below are links to the files that make up the 2017 USFS Lidar: Pole Creek and Whychus Creek, OR dataset in an orthometric vertical datum North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD88) using GEOID18. This HTML
file is here to emulate the access you would have gotten through an ftp site.
The files containing geospatial indices, metadata, etc., are listed first, followed by the files. To download in
bulk, it is suggested you use a program such as wget (example below). The geospatial index file in shapefile format
also has a URL attribute that some GIS programs can use to download files. You can also subset the data, make derived products, and change
projection, datum, etc., using the Digital Coast Data Access Viewer
(add to cart, the link to bulk download or LAZ fmt will take you here).
The files are in LAZ format, a lossless compressed version of the ASPRS LAS format. The compression and
decompression is done with the free and open source 'laszip' program available at
https://laszip.org. This is not the same as the more general zip format.
Many geospatial programs will read LAZ files natively and decompression is often not necessary. There is a list
of software with native support on the laszip site.
There are many download managers you can use to get all the data. An example is the uGet program using the list of URLs in file urllist8896.txt.
Several posts on the GeoZone blog provide help with downloading, including:
The total size to download all the files is 9.7G. There are 97 LAZ files and the summary class table is:
Class Number | Class Name | Points |
1 | Unclassified | 1535210003 |
2 | Ground | 470428666 |
7 | Low Point (noise) | 3806224 |
17 | Bridge Deck | 15017 |
18 | High Noise | 654 |
Georeferencing Note
You may find the georeferencing on the files refers to generic NAD83 (EPSG code 4269). All files,
with the exception of the few in WGS84, are in a more recent realization of NAD83 such as
NAD83(CORS96), NAD83(HARN), NAD83(NSRS2007), or NAD83(2011).
Cloud Access
This data is now in an AWS S3 bucket at s3://noaa-nos-coastal-lidar-pds/laz/geoid18/8896.
Meta Info
Tile Index: tileindex.zip (Shapefile)
                2017_USDAFS_PoleWhychusCreek_Lidar_m8896_index.gpkg (GeoPackage)
                2017_USDAFS_PoleWhychusCreek_Lidar_index.gpkg (GeoPackage)
Metadata: 2017_USDAFS_PoleWhychusCreek_Lidar_m8896_metadata.xml
Metadata: 2017_USDAFS_PoleWhychusCreek_Lidar_m8896_metadata.html
Metadata: 2017_USDAFS_PoleWhychusCreek_Lidar_metadata.xml
Metadata: 2017_USDAFS_PoleWhychusCreek_Lidar_metadata.html
XYZ range table: 2017_USDAFS_PoleWhychusCreek_Lidar_m8896_minmax.csv
README: 0README.txt (contains similar information to above)
URL List: urllist8896.txt is a list of all the URLs for batch downloading.
Supplemental Info
supplemental/Project_Report_Pole_Whychus.pdf
supplemental/extent_Pole_Whychus_m8896.kmz
supplemental/index.html
Point Clouds
20170716_469500_1128000.laz
20170716_487500_1147500.laz
20170716_465000_1119000.laz
20170716_466500_1131000.laz
20170716_477000_1140000.laz
20170716_477000_1137000.laz
20170716_465000_1117500.laz
20170716_465000_1116000.laz
20170716_463500_1132500.laz
20170716_487500_1146000.laz
20170716_477000_1135500.laz
20170716_475500_1137000.laz
20170716_475500_1135500.laz
20170716_487500_1144500.laz
20170716_466500_1129500.laz
20170716_486000_1146000.laz
20170716_486000_1144500.laz
20170716_475500_1134000.laz
20170716_486000_1143000.laz
20170716_484500_1144500.laz
20170716_463500_1131000.laz
20170716_484500_1143000.laz
20170716_469500_1126500.laz
20170716_484500_1141500.laz
20170716_483000_1143000.laz
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20170716_481500_1141500.laz
20170716_466500_1128000.laz
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20170716_480000_1141500.laz
20170716_475500_1131000.laz
20170716_480000_1140000.laz
20170716_463500_1129500.laz
20170716_469500_1125000.laz
20170716_480000_1137000.laz
20170716_478500_1140000.laz
20170716_474000_1134000.laz
20170716_474000_1131000.laz
20170716_474000_1129500.laz
20170716_472500_1129500.laz
20170716_478500_1138500.laz
20170716_472500_1128000.laz
20170716_471000_1131000.laz
20170716_466500_1126500.laz
20170716_463500_1128000.laz
20170716_478500_1137000.laz
20170716_471000_1129500.laz
20170716_469500_1123500.laz
20170716_478500_1135500.laz
20170716_463500_1126500.laz
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20170716_463500_1125000.laz
20170716_471000_1126500.laz
20170716_466500_1123500.laz
20170716_463500_1123500.laz
20170716_471000_1125000.laz
20170716_469500_1120500.laz
20170716_463500_1122000.laz
20170716_462000_1132500.laz
20170716_469500_1131000.laz
20170716_466500_1122000.laz
20170716_469500_1119000.laz
20170716_469500_1129500.laz
20170716_462000_1131000.laz
20170716_469500_1117500.laz
20170716_466500_1120500.laz
20170716_462000_1129500.laz
20170716_469500_1116000.laz
20170716_462000_1128000.laz
20170716_466500_1119000.laz
20170716_468000_1131000.laz
20170716_462000_1126500.laz
20170716_468000_1129500.laz
20170716_466500_1117500.laz
20170716_462000_1125000.laz
20170716_468000_1128000.laz
20170716_466500_1116000.laz
20170716_468000_1126500.laz
20170716_465000_1132500.laz
20170716_465000_1131000.laz
20170716_468000_1125000.laz
20170716_465000_1129500.laz
20170716_468000_1123500.laz
20170716_465000_1128000.laz
20170716_465000_1126500.laz
20170716_468000_1122000.laz
20170716_465000_1125000.laz
20170716_468000_1120500.laz
20170716_465000_1123500.laz
20170716_468000_1119000.laz
20170716_465000_1122000.laz
20170716_465000_1120500.laz
20170716_468000_1117500.laz
20170716_468000_1116000.laz
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