There's a lot of ground clutter for starters. A lot of what I've surveyed so far has been ground under dense deadfall (due to previous logging), and my resolution is better than the LIDAR, for those spots.
Also, the accuracy, I expect that since I can get precise measurements, my maps of the streams, marshy areas, and other features are going to be a lot more comprehensive. Basically, I can get detail down to the level I want, just for the time I want to spend putting stick to ground.
Also, the accuracy, I expect that since I can get precise measurements, my maps of the streams, marshy areas, and other features are going to be a lot more comprehensive. Basically, I can get detail down to the level I want, just for the time I want to spend putting stick to ground.