N: 44.3658 S: 43.0343 E: -114.8547 W: -117.0661
N: 40.6041 S: 40.5161 E: -111.5989 W: -111.7319
N: 40.5841 S: 38.9681 E: -105.7432 W: -108.3384
This data set is part of the SnowEx 2021 campaign and provides bare Earth digital elevation models (DEM) acquired by a scanning lidar system at a 0.5 m spatial resolution, and derived from point cloud digital terrain models. DEMs are available for September 2021 and from multiple areas in Colorado, Idaho, and Utah. These data were produced alongside <a href="https://doi.org/10.5067/8RBIUIPEUJ7Z">Vegetation Height</a> and <a href="https://doi.org/10.5067/VBUN16K365DG">Snow Depth</a> data sets.
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