I have LAS files that do not have any x,y,z fields to hold such values (seen in the image). Any way to fix it? I want to then export the x,y, z values to a csv file if possible or use it for further analysis.
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LAS data attributes does not have x, y and z. But I can see x,y,z in data inspector.
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Hello
Please check this link.
I believe is the same question.
https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/84363/store-all-components-to-a-pointcloud.html
Thanks,
Danilo
+10Hello
Please check this link.
I believe is the same question.
https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/84363/store-all-components-to-a-pointcloud.html
Thanks,
Danilo
@danilo_fme link doesn't seem to work, although it seems tot be the right link. Correct link
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Hi @danishukani - You wont be able to see point cloud components in the list of attributes.
If you want to export the point cloud to a CSV can I suggest that you try and use the PointCloudXYZ Writer: https://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Desktop_Documentation/FME_ReadersWriters/pointcloudxyz/pointcloudxyz.htm
This can output an ASCII file and should be a pretty quick transformation.
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@danilo_fme link doesn't seem to work, although it seems tot be the right link. Correct link
Thanks @lars_de_vries
I sent it by mobile :)