#imagery

Using LiDAR Lens to examine landslides in the UK

LiDAR Lens is a powerful tool that allows users to view LiDAR imagery for the UK. It highlights landslides spectacularly well, as a couple of examples show. LiDAR Lens is a web service aimed at archaeology that provides access to LiDAR information for the United Kingdom. Run privately by Tim Daw, it is an astonishingly […]

Eos · EN

Reading the City from Above: Drone Imagery and the Material Layers of Urban Environments

Beyond their buildings, infrastructure, and streets, cities can be understood as territories shaped by materials, resources, and processes of transformation that define their physical environments. As drone technology becomes increasingly integrated into architectural documentation and urban analysis, aerial imagery offers new opportunities to examine these different layers at multiple scales. As Jane Jacobs once suggested, "Cities are the mines of the future."

ArchDaily · EN

Watching the Watchers

Although it used to be a much more rare event, now almost any time at dawn or dusk, provided clear weather, a human observer can walk outside, look up, and …read more

Hackaday · EN