Hi Guys

 

Thanks for all the replies – plenty to be going on with

 

For the nosy – we are looking at possibly starting a project using volunteers to scan LIDAR, and need someone with more experience of LIDAR than me to train/check their interpretations.

 

Might be a short project, might grow into a larger one. Early days still

 

Thanks again

 

 

 

Hi Nick,

I’d second contacting Helen Winton, also Simon Crutchley for impartial advice. Have you got the data already or are you planning to procure/commission?

As for contractors, Rebecca Bennett is not only very quick off the mark at replying to emails re potential opportunities, but knows a lot about LiDAR.

And I can think of one other who undertakes such work, has over a decade of experience and has just finished a rather lovely LiDAR interpretation project in the south west which you may care to peruse…

http://www.archaeogeomancy.net/2015/06/fingle/ - the project itself

http://www.archaeogeomancy.net/2015/06/lidar-lrm-sketchfab/ - some 3D analytical visualisations

 

All best,

P ;-)

 

 

 

 

Hi Nick

You could contact Helen Winton (Aerial Investigation and Mapping Manager for Historic England) off list . Helen will know a lot about specialists working in this subject area.

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Best wishes

Robin

 

Robin Page

Heritage Protection Programmes Online Coordinator

Research Group

Direct Dial: 01793 414617

 

http://www.historicengland.org.uk/about/what-we-do/action-plan/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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