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It is specified by the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS) and its latest Version is LAS 1.4.

The preferred upload format is LAZ because of its compression, followed by LAS.Įxcurse: A LAS (LiDAR Aerial Survey) is an open and binary file format which stores LiDAR point cloud data and a point classification system. Pointly will work with the data format LAS or LAZ. First of all – Don’t worry it’s pretty easy!

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