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Lidar Derivative Data Download Feedback Survey

Lidar data represents a new addition to the ABMI’s data products. We are hoping to develop a better understanding of who is using these data and for what applications. Please take a few moments to complete this brief six question survey. Your insights are greatly appreciated and will help us improve.
1.Affiliation: Which of the following best represents your identity, affiliation, professional perspective, or the type of organization you work for? [Select all that apply]
2.Lidar can be used to create information products that directly support various environmental monitoring and management efforts. Please let us know how you plan to use this lidar data. (select all that apply)
3.Which areas of interest did you download data for?
4.What lidar derivative data products did you download? (select all that apply)
5.Technical Issues: Did you experience any technical issues or bugs while downloading the data?
6.Do you have any additional comments or suggestions for us?
7.Please share your contact information. Providing contact information is optional but it can be helpful for us to better interpret your responses. We encourage you to at least share organization/affiliation and feel free to add full contact details if you are comfortable. If you would like us to follow up with you regarding your comments please provide your email.

Thank you for downloading our lidar data and taking the time to provide your feedback! Your input is invaluable in helping us improve our services.

Learn more about the lidar program:

For more information about the lidar program, please contact us at abmidata@ualberta.ca.

You can also subscribe to our revamped Data Digest (formerly Data & Analytics Portal updates) and never miss a release! These quarterly emails will provide a summary of new datasets available—including lidar, human footprint, and ABMI field data—and how to access and use the data.

Note: We are working on creating doi’s for these lidar data and recommend you check back in the future for further instructions on how to cite these data.