LADS MkII


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    citation:  (CI_Citation)
        title:   Fugro LADS MkII Lidar System
        date:  unknown
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            code:   LADS MkII
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            organisationName:   Fugro LADS Corporation
            contactInfo:  (CI_Contact)
                phone:  (CI_Telephone)
                    voice:   +61 8 8161 4100
                    facsimile:   +61 8 8251 0008
                address:  (CI_Address)
                    deliveryPoint:   7 Valetta Road
                    city:   Kidman Park
                    administrativeArea:   S.A.
                    postalCode:   5025
                    country:   Australia
                onlineResource:  (CI_OnlineResource)
                    linkage:   http://surveys.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/MB/ocean/multibeam_documentation/FugroLADSMkII_Brochure.pdf
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        code:   LADS MkII
    type:   Airborne Lidar Bathymetry
    description:   The Fugro Laser Airborne Depth Sounder (LADS) MkII lidar system is a cost-effective tool for accurate bathymetric survey in shallow coastal waters. LADS MkII System combines an integrated bathymetric and topographic capability in a single sensor, allowing highly efficient, complete coverage over drying features, small islands and beaches. LADS MkII’s unique programmable scan capability provides several coverage options and a high level of efficiency for sounding collection. LADS MkII System uses a sounding rate of 990 pulses per second to achieve effective measurements in depths up to 75 meters, dependent on water clarity. LADS MkII has a rectilinear scan and produces a grid pattern with the sounding density ranging from 2 meters squared to 6 meters squared. The system can acquire a swath width up to 240 meters and meet International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) Order 1 standards based on user settings. The LADS MkII has been superseded by the LADS Mk 3.