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NRG Systems, Inc.
Our Lidar offerings are useful for a range of applications within the wind energy industry. The table below presents some of the most common uses of the various Lidar systems, but it is by no means an exhaustive list. Please contact us at sales@nrgsystems.com to ask about the practicality of using Lidar for other applications not listed here.
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HDL-64E - Velodyne Lidar, Inc.
The first member of Velodyne's LIDAR product line is the HDL-64E, a 64-element LIDAR sensor that delivers a 360-degree HFOV and a 26.8-degree VFOV. It features frame rates of 5-15 Hz and 1.5 million data points per second. The point cloud it generates is a massive leap forward in terrain and environment understanding.
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HDL-32E - Velodyne Lidar, Inc.
The HDL-32E LiDAR sensor is small, lightweight, ruggedly built and features up to 32 lasers across a 40° vertical field of view. The HDL-32E measures only 5.7" high x 3.4" in diameter, weighs less than two kilograms and was designed to exceed the demands of the most challenging real-world autonomous navigation, 3D mobile mapping and other LiDAR applications.
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Galion - SgurrEnergy Ltd
Galion is an advanced lidar for visualisation and measurement of windspeed, direction and behaviour. Offering a unique, all sky scanningcapability and up to 4km range, both onshore and offshore, Galion istransforming the way in which wind data is collected and analysed.
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Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc
Measures 9 points ahead from the wind turbine nacelle. Measures the line of sight wind speed and direction of 50m~250m* ahead. Outputs real time wind profile data to the turbine to enable efficient control. Range resolution can be selected from 25m/30m/50m.
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Raymetrics S.A.
Raymetrics provides a range of highly customizable backscatter, depolarization and Raman LIDARs, designed to cover almost all of an aerosol LIDAR scientist's requirements. Customers can build their system from a set range of components (see below).
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Titan - Optech Inc
As the world's first multispectral airborne lidar sensor, Optech Titan is opening up a new era in lidar survey and mapping. 3D surface spectral response information sensitive to the emitted wavelengths can now be derived day or night from complex environments using a single lidar sensor. Such information opens up exciting new applications and can significantly improve existing application results moving forward. Whether it is high density topographic surveying, seamless shallow water bathymetry, environmental modeling, impervious urban surface mapping, or vegetative classification, the Optech Titan breaks new ground in active sensor design and performance.
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LR111-ESS-D200 - Raymetrics S.A.
The system comes with a large telescope and powerful laser, making it probably the most powerful eye-safe scanning aerosol LIDAR on the market, providing unparallelled data quality and effective range.
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Stream Line - Halo Photonics
The Halo Photonics pulsed Doppler LiDAR system is a unique, state-of-the-art autonomous instrument for atmospheric remote sensing. The systems are suited to boundary layer meteorology, cloud measurements, wind profiling and air quality monitoring - all in one unit.
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LR111-D300 - Raymetrics S.A.
The LR111-D300 model aerosol LIDAR is an active laser remote sensing instrument, designed to provide a wealth of information about the atmosphere, including unambiguous detection of volcanic ash. It can also provide detailed information on the Planetary Boundary Layer (PBL), including information for air quality and forecasting model validation. With a minor upgrade, the system can provide remote humidity profiling (dusk-dawn only).
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Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc
Measures the vertical wind profile (horizontal wind speed, direction, and the vertical wind speed) of the altitude between 40~250m*. Environmentally resistant. Motion correction function (optional) to install the unit onto a floating buoy. Selectable range resolution (4m at minimum).
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ZephIR 300 - ZephIR Lidar
ZephIR 300 measures wind characteristics onshore and on fixed or floating platforms offshore from just 10 metres (33 feet) up to 200 metres (656 feet) from installed position to inform wind regime and quality studies during the development and operation of wind farms onshore and offshore.
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Wind Iris - Avent Lidar Technology
The Wind Iris is based on Leosphere's leading WINDCUBE pulsedLidar technology, and is the first remote sensor dedicated to turbine-mounted measurements. It measures the horizontal wind speed and direction from 40m to 400m upwind of the turbine. Real time and average data can then be transferred automatically or stored in a data logger.
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Puck Hi-Res - Velodyne Lidar, Inc.
Expanding on Velodyne LiDAR''s groundbreaking VLP-16 Puck, a 16-channel, real-time 3D LiDAR sensor that weighs just 830 grams, Puck Hi-Res is used in applications that require greater resolution in the captured 3D image. Puck Hi-Res retains the VLP-16 Puck''s 360° horizontal field-of-view (FoV) and 100-meter range, but delivers a 20° vertical FoV for a tighter channel distribution – 1.33° between channels instead of 2.00° – to deliver greater details in the 3D image at longer ranges. This will enable the host system to not only detect, but also better discern, objects at these greater distances.
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Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc
Applying the WGA technology, it measures wind speed in the boundary layer atmosphere up to a distance of 30km* horizontally.Unlike radar that measures precipitation, the wind speed can be measured when there is no precipitation. This system uses laser with an eye-safe wavelength of 1.5 m.
