The Texas Natural Resources Information System (TNRIS) is pleased to announce the release of about 35,000 square miles of recently acquired high resolution lidar data for five USGS collections from 2016-2018. Aerial collection took place during the leaf-off season in Texas.
The primary purpose of these projects was to develop consistent and accurate USGS Quality Level 2 (QL2) elevation datasets from high-accuracy lidar.
Details regarding these acquisitions can be found by downloading the supplemental reports found in the datahub entries listed below.
To download the USGS 2016-2018 lidar data products, please use the DataHub.
Please see our Lidar status map for statewide lidar coverage.
These lidar collections were all collected at the USGS Lidar specification Version 1.2.
Let our hands-on team of data Specialists assist you with physical map products and other datasets, many unavailable online.
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