Drone and Aerial Lidar System Specifications.xlsx

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Drone Aerial Lidar System
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S-63500-00006416
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Marion County, Oregon

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This document contains the specifications for an aerial lidar system, including a drone, lidar sensor, and associated software and hardware, to be purchased by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) Habitat Division. The system is required to collect high-accuracy position data (vertical and horizontal) to establish digital elevation models for modeling flow conditions in larger streams. The requested equipment includes a RTK-enabled drone capable of carrying the lidar payload, a lidar system with specific accuracy and point rate requirements, an integrated IMU, and various accessories such as batteries, chargers, and processing software. The required system is to be used across the jurisdictions of Marion County and the City of Salem, Oregon.

The document does not provide information on pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding sources, or other salient commercial details. It focuses exclusively on the technical specifications and capabilities of the required aerial lidar system.

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Gear typeSpecifications of gear neededQuantitySpecifications of gear capabilities
RTK enabled DroneDrone1Capable of carrying lidar payload
Obstacle sensing equipment1Sensing range of at least 0.7m to 40m
In-flight RTK1Position accuracy of at least 1 cm+1 ppm (Horizontal) and 1.5 cm + 1 ppm (Vertical)
RTK GNSS base station1Position accuracy of at least 1 cm+1 ppm (Horizontal) 2 cm + 1 ppm (Vertical)
Flight batteries forAs needed for flight timeCapable 5 hrs or greater flight time
Flight batteries charger1
Flight controller, batteries, and charger1 each
Flight propellersas many as needed for flights and standard maintenance
Landing gear and Padas many as needed for flights and standard maintenance
Gimbal to attach lidar1
Carrying case(s)1
Calibration equipmentas many as needed to calibrate equipment
Mission planning, flight, and data collection SoftwareSoftware license1Software will have the ability to create waypoint, oblique, and linear flight mission plans, collect and export lidar data and generate field reports, and create georeferenced 2d and 3d models
Lidar and IMULidar system1System accuracy of at least 10 cm (at 50 m flight elevation) Horizontal and 5 cm (at 50 m flight elevation ) Vertical, a point rate of at least 240,000 pts/s for single returns and 480,000 pts/s multiple returns, and the ability to collect at least three returns from lidar
Integrate IMU1Yaw accuracy equal to or less than 0.3° Real-time and 0.15° Post-processing and a Pitch accuracy equal to or less than 0.05° Real-time and 0.025° and Post-processing.
Any required microSD or SD storage cardsas many as needed for standard data collection
Lidar targets2 or as many as needed for standard data collection
Post processing software - used to process and classify lidar data and create surface modelsSoftware license(s)1 or as many as needed to achieve requirementsAbility to import data formats generated by drone aerial lidar data collection software, process and classify point data and generate surfaces, and create raster data (Geotiff) compatible with ArcGIS 10.0 (or higher) and ArcGIS Pro
Training and supportTraining course for up to 6 individuals (we can travel within the Willamette Valley)1
Additional product supportas needed

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