Data location: ~arsf/arsf_data/in_progress/2008/flight_data/arsf_internal_projects/no_code-2008_183c_Grimsbrook/

Data arrived from ARSF via SATA disk transfer on 7/July/2008.

Scientific details: A few additional flight lines next to Burbage Moor (#179). This was flown opportunistically due to local peat burning.

PI: Julia McMorrow

Sensors:

• Eagle
• Hawk

Quicklook

TBD.

Build number: 2010.01.18.1 system : pmpc974

to reproduce, start lag up with no arguments, go to file, open, select any las file and select the fence option, click add. the command line will print some errors, then click refresh with any file and fence on or off. I expected to be warned i hadn't defined a fence on trying to load the first file and expected it to correctly load a file subsequently with the fence option off, instead it crashes and generates a bug report

People at RSPSoc strongly expressed a wish to have orthorectified photos. This is a huge chunk of work and very manual to do the full process using the Leica workflow. Other workflows may improve this, e.g.

• azgcorr
• Susan Conway suggested ​http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCET_SET and

similar helped a lot

• John Stevenson managed some of this with GRASS

ARSF-DAN agreed to investigate this as a background, low priority task. In particular, it may be worth considering a halfway house (tiepointing & colocating, which can be automatically done, but not seamlining, which is intensively manual at present).