Frequently Asked Questions

The RIEGL VQ-1560III-S supports operational flying altitudes of up to 1,600 m AGL at 20% target reflectance, and up to 3,900 m AGL at a pulse repetition rate of 560 kHz.

The "crossfire" scan pattern enables a forward and backward view to the edges of the swath and a nadir view in the middle. This ensures optimal coverage and high-quality data collection across the entire scanning area.

The pulse repetition rate can be fine-tuned in 12 kHz steps, allowing for precise optimization of the acquisition parameters to meet the specific needs of a given project.

The VQ-1560III-S is suitable for a variety of applications, including ultra-wide area mapping, high-density city mapping, corridor mapping, glacier and snowfield mapping, agriculture, forestry, and urban modeling.

Yes, the system can be equipped with one or two optional high-resolution RGB/NIR cameras to provide additional imaging capabilities and enhance data accuracy.

Data is stored on removable hard disks that can be accessed directly on the device, eliminating the need for an external data recorder and simplifying the data transfer process.

Yes, the system is designed with a standardized mounting flange that fits typical hatches and gyro-stabilized leveling mounts, ensuring optimal point distribution during flight.

The VQ-1560III-S can map up to 1,130 km² per hour at a point density of 4 points per square meter, making it highly efficient for large-scale surveys.

The VQ-1560III-S adjusts its performance based on target reflectance, with the ability to optimize pulse repetition rates for different reflectance levels, ensuring accurate data collection in diverse conditions.

The system supports both online and full-waveform processing for advanced target detection, providing high accuracy and versatility in data acquisition and processing.

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