The projects listed below are examples of on-going, funded, lab-related research or initiatives central to the mission of the UNM Lidar Lab.
The UNM Lidar Lab supports Undergraduate Research Opportunities.
The projects are local and tie to problems in and around the Albuquerque
Basin. Students interested in working on a lidar based project should
contact the project lead associated with the projects listed below:
Title |
Description |
Project Lead |
Tectonic Constraints Provided by Late Stage Aplite Dike Emplacement,
Sandia Pluton |
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Fracture Density and Apparent Tectonic Bench of the Sandia Uplift |
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Geospatial Characterization of Carbonate Rhythmites, A Alternative Approach to Spatial Time Series Analysis |
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Dr. Elrick and Dr. Wawrzyniec (email) |
Digital Outcrop Analysis, A Tool for Educators |
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Dr. Wawrzyniec and Dr. Nyman (email) |
Other Featured Projects
- UFDP Data Table
- UNM Geopad Project
- Measuring Modern Erosion Rates and Spot Comparison Analysis.
- Digital Hydrology: Sample Image of a high resolution scan near the Sand Hill Fault. Both images were produced from the same scanner data set. The left image reflects processing using MATLAB to enhance the contrast in laser reflective intensity. We are working to calibrate this to rock properties.
- Erosion Monitoring - Middle Rio Grande, Albuquerque, New Mexico