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Portable, flexible, aerial surveying
TerraPan Labs was founded in 2008 with the goal of reducing the cost of acquiring high quality remote sensing data. The founding partners were graduate students at San Diego State University’s Center for Earth Systems Analysis and Research (CESAR), and continue to work in close collaboration with CESAR and other world class research centers on a variety of sensor development and application projects. Through its line of sensor and data management products, TerraPan Labs is making precision remote sensing portable, flexible, and affordable.
TerraPan Labs is proud to offer a range of mapping and spatial analysis services in addition to its line of sensors and supporting software products.
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SDSU UAV for Remote Sensing |
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Terrapan Labs is assisting San Diego State University with the design and construction of a 12' autonomous imaging system that carries a 3-CDD color infrared camera system. The system has been built by students from the Geography and Aerospace Engineering departments at SDSU and is sponsored by the SDSU Center for Earth System Analysis and Research (CESAR).
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A few months ago Terrapan Labs flew LOUIS over a stretch of coast in Del Mar, California, providing support to USGS and the Scripps Institute of Oceanography to monitor coastal erosion. Through a collaboration with EnsoMOSAIC, a 3D terrain model of the Del Mar coast was generated from the collected image set.
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Terrapan Labs LLC becomes an official reseller of EnsoMOSAIC, software for automatic map generation from UAV data. EnsoMOSAIC, developed and marketed by the company MosaicMill is a powerful photogrammetric software that performs highly automated bundle block adjustment, mosaicking, orthocorrection and terrain extraction. Simply put, EnsoMOSAIC can take hundreds of aerial photos and automatically line them up seamlessly in their geographic locations as a map.
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LOUIS is featured in the publication “San Diego State University: An ERDAS Legacy” that discusses the SDSU Geography Department’s use of ERDAS products since the 1980’s. In the last couple of years, TerraPan Labs has collaborated on research with the department utilizing ultra high resolution imaging for a variety of applications. |
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