Creating a boundary of .las files
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+12- Contributor
I don't have experience in working with las file but I know that it is a point file.
So just a try, have you tried "PointConnector"
Pratap
I don't have experience in working with las file but I know that it is a point file.
So just a try, have you tried "PointConnector"
Pratap
I tried but not working
+12- Contributor
Does the data have serial number (i.e:1,2,3)?
Is it possible to send sample data.
Pratap
+62
Hi!
How many LAS files do you have?
I would recommend using BoundsExtractor because it's easy to use. Here's a simple example below in which I take one .las file as input and create a extent polygon in a geojson format:
If you like you can also use a bufferer to produce a buffer polygon with 0 buffer and merge all those buffers into one single polygon.
In the following link I found a lot of transformers you can use on Point Clouds.
+11- Contributor
Hi!
How many LAS files do you have?
I would recommend using BoundsExtractor because it's easy to use. Here's a simple example below in which I take one .las file as input and create a extent polygon in a geojson format:
If you like you can also use a bufferer to produce a buffer polygon with 0 buffer and merge all those buffers into one single polygon.
In the following link I found a lot of transformers you can use on Point Clouds.
The BoundsExtractor only works if your LAS files are square and in a straight north-south and east-west line - otherwise the HullAccumulator suggested by @redgeographics is the way to go!