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Tv1cKLV&CREED <br />Airborne Mapping Capabilities <br />cKim & Creed deploys a host of acquisition platforms and sensors <br />for airborne LiDAR and high-resolution aerial photography <br />using both RGB and infrared digital cameras. We routinely <br />deploy these system across the United States for a wide variety of <br />project applications, including route mapping, electric distribution and <br />transmission lines, aerial topographic surveys for roadways, forestry, and <br />snore. Paired with the firm's MoDaC Mobile Data Collection3, 3-D imaging <br />and static laser scanning systems, McKim & Creed has positioned itself on <br />the cutting edge of the geosnatics profession. <br />McKim & Creed's Bell 206 Long Range Helicopter (Source 1 ) is equipped with a <br />high-density Riegl 680i full waveform LiDAR system that can capture up to 266,000 <br />measurements per second on the ground. The 680i has a high scan speed of up to <br />200 lines per second, and a 60' field of view. Source 1 also has a Trackair Midas <br />digital camera system with two nadir non -metric cameras (one RGB and one IR) for <br />ortho production. <br />This Bell 206 Long Range Helicopter (Source 2) is equipped with a Riegl VQ 480 <br />realtime waveform LiDAR system that can capture up to 150,000 measurements <br />per second on the ground. Source 2 is equipped with a Visual Intelligence Iris One <br />Infrastructure Mapping System camera system. The iOneTM has two nadir cameras, <br />RGB and IR, that combine to make a 4 -band virtual frame, as well as forward and <br />rear facing obliques. Source 2 also has a weather probe to measure weather data as <br />it flies. <br />www.mckimcreed.com <br />