2019-20 Great Ocean Road Elevation And Photography

project: cep27-2019-20_great_ocean_road_elevation_and_photo
Aerial Laser Scanning (ALS) and Mobile Laser scanning (MLS) were undertaken along the entire length of Great Ocean Road (GOR) during March and April 2020. Fundamentally, the data was collected to coincide with the establishment of Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority (GORCAPA). The ALS survey was coducted over a width of approximately 1km. The ALS data sets created include 8pts/m2 LiDAR point clouds, 0.5m DEM and 25cm contours. Simultaneous true colour aerial photography was also collected at 5cm resolution. The MLS survey was conducted along the immediate vicinity of the Road itself with a variable survey width according to physical line of sight. The mls data sets created include very high denisty LiDAR point clouds, 0.1m DEM and 1ocm contours. Concurrent spherical imagery was also collected with the survey.
 
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(2021)

2019-20 Great Ocean Road Elevation And Photography

Department of Transport and Planning
 

Description

Title
2019-20 Great Ocean Road Elevation And Photography 
Alternate title
cep27-2019-20_great_ocean_road_elevation_and_photo 
Purpose
ALS and MLS survey of GOR for GORCAPA land management 
 
 

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  • Imagery base maps earth cover
 
 

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Whole extent of the Great Ocean Road (243km - from Torquay to Allansford), approximately 500m both sides of the road including some additional areas of the foreshore. 
Time period
20192020 
 
 

Acquisition Info

Program
CIP 
Method
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RFQ Number
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27-2019-20 

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