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New Video: Geography meets 3D High-Tech at the University of Heidelberg

Oct 14th, 2013 by Bernhard Höfle

The students of this year’s LiDAR course “HydroChange 2013″ present their research project on a multi-media website including a film documentary of their field work.

Enjoy Geography meeting 3D High-Tech!

Tags: 3D Point Cloud, Geomorphology, HydroChange, Movie, Physical Geography, Teaching, terrestrial laser scanning, Video, WebGL

Posted in 3D, Lidar Group, Research

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