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Geodetic Imaging

Jodi Schoonover is looking to the left and a TLS instrument is visible just behind her head.
Geo-Launchpad intern Jodi Schoonover looks on while scanning the area in a hands-on demonstration of TLS equipment. (Photo/Christopher Chase Edmunds)
Two men are holding the white small unmanned aerial vehicle.
August 15-19 short course “Using high resolution topography, UAVs, and GPS in undergraduate field education” held in Boulder, CO.
Two people work on the TLS instrument while a crowd watches in the background.
The 2014 UNAVCO Science Workshop field trip on the September 2013 flooding, TLS, and structure from motion. Wednesday, March 5, 2014. (Photo/Linda Rowan)
Taken with a fish-eye lens, this image has the TLS image up close in the foreground while Marianne Okal works on the instrument and Steven Crisp stands near by.
EarthScope polar engineer Marianne Okal scans stream systems in the Taylor Valley for the McMurdo Dry Valleys Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) project, with University of Colorado INSTAAR master’s student Steven Crisp. The PI was Diane McKnight. (Photo/Nicolas Bayou)
A small unmanned aerial vehicle is sitting on top of a yellow case. Researchers are working on instruments in the background.
The GAGE Facility supports researchers with sUAS surveys in Antarctica. UNAVCO is supporting ongoing research in Taylor Valley, Antarctica with GPS and UAS equipment and data products. Scientists from CU, and Portland State University are studying microbial communities on glaciers in Antarctica in order to better understand how these isolated communities interact and respond to environmental changes. (Photo/Brendan Hodge, UNAVCO)
Two researchers sit at the base of a TLS instrument to work on it.
Mauna Kea has over 100 cinder cones such as the ones pictured in the background of this photo. Understanding their natural erosion rates will help establish the human impact of road construction and help create monitoring and mitigation plans. (Photo/Marianne Okal, UNAVCO)

The GAGE Facility offers Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS) and Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) support for geodetic imaging projects, as well as providing organizational and operational support for the Western North America InSAR (WInSAR) Consortium

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