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| Broadcast starts, attendees in listen-only mode, welcome to the session. |
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| Overview of point clouds and Carlson’s photo capture program, including its versions and cloud processing. |
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| Creating point cloud projects and importing LAS files, data management in the photo capture program. |
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| Using cloud data to supplement ground surveys, proof elevations, and make project decisions. |
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| Automated extraction methods for curbs and features, requiring cloud and TIF files. |
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| Set curb parameters, extract curb lines, and refine results using editing tools. |
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| Count parking spaces, limit view to relevant areas, and utilize feature extraction. |
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| Extract parking lines and paint stripes using auto detection, adjusting parameters for accuracy. |
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| Edit detected lines, count parking stalls, and generate reports for standard and handicap spaces. |
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| Define areas in cloud data to exclude, ensuring clean extraction without overlapping data. |
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| Challenges with automatic brake line extraction and the need for manual adjustments. |
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| Significance of ground control points for accurate cloud data and project reliability. |
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