Avior Geospatial Enhances Capabilities with the Addition of a Riegl VQ-1560 II-S

Avior Geospatial enhances Avior Geospatial Enhances Capabilities with the Addition of a Riegl VQ-1560 II-S

Avior Geospatial is enhancing its technological capabilities by adding a RIEGL VQ-1560 II-S airborne laser scanning system to their product portfolio. A leading provider of geospatial, mapping and surveying services, Avior leverages cutting-edge LiDAR and imaging technology to deliver high-quality, value-driven solutions with a focus on integrity, precision, and efficiency. The acquisition of this new RIEGL airborne system marks a significant addition to Avior Geospatial’s fleet, reinforcing the company’s commitment to providing top-tier geospatial services.

Olga Kadatskiy, President of Avior Geospatial, stated, “With the new VQ-1560 II-S LiDAR sensor, we will significantly enhance our data collection and processing capabilities.”

The RIEGL VQ-1560 II-S is a dual-channel hybrid laser and imaging system with unique “cross-fire” scan geometry for enhanced canopy penetration and vertical detail, equipped with a gyro-stabilized mount and a 150-megapixel camera for high-resolution imagery and high-density LiDAR data collection.

Michael Sitar, Division Manager of Airborne Laser Scanning at RIEGL USA stated, “Providing the RIEGL VQ-1560 II-S to Avior Geospatial will empower them to deliver even more precise and efficient geospatial solutions, enhancing their already impressive capabilities,”

Avior Geospatial, based in Central Florida, benefits from its close proximity to RIEGLUSA, facilitating seamless collaboration and support. Avior Geospatial is dedicated to delivering the highest quality services, and this investment underscores its commitment to staying at the forefront of geospatial technology. The advanced sensor will be deployed in upcoming projects, continuing to offer exceptional service to clients.

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