hi,
can some body share a transformer for using pdal library for lidar classification (using a json file as configuration).. Something like lastools transformer?
thanks
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pdal lidar classification?
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Hi @miladahmad,
I haven't tried these myself, but I noticed that there are some LAStools that are wrapped up for use in the FME Hub in case you'd be interested in taking a look there.
Hi @miladahmad,
I haven't tried these myself, but I noticed that there are some LAStools that are wrapped up for use in the FME Hub in case you'd be interested in taking a look there.
thanks.. I already use lastools transformers and they are greats but lastools it is not open source. Pdal is an open source library and I can use it also with command call but It will be great if we can have a trnasformer (I tried but i did not get it working)..
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thanks.. I already use lastools transformers and they are greats but lastools it is not open source. Pdal is an open source library and I can use it also with command call but It will be great if we can have a trnasformer (I tried but i did not get it working)..
ah, I took another look into it and your idea has already been added to our internal enhancement request (FMEENGINE-37367). It looks there's a roadmap aimed for FME 2019.1 and I'll let you know when that has been addressed.