Hello,
Correct me if I am wrong but the naming of your flight lines reminds me of the data of the "Bayrischer Wald" that was in an ASCII format. How did you convert it to LAS? Did you reconstruct the "number of returns of given pulse" field (e.g. 3rd of 4 returns) or do you only have return numbers (e.g. 3rd return)? There is a way to recover them for this data set using "lasreturn" that was implemented to deal with that data as part of writing a paper with a group of researchers. What about scan angles? I don't recall. Do you have those in the ASCII file?
Running lasoverage with 11 billion input points on a single core is not such a good idea. I suggest to first tile with buffers and then to run lasoverage in multi-core mode with as many CPU cores as you have from one physical drive to another physical drive.
lastile -i g:\LAS-Dateien\spur*.las ^
-files_are_flightlines ^
-tile_size 1000 -buffer 25 -flag_as_withheld ^
-odir h:\tiles_raw -o bw.laz -olaz
lasoverage -i
h:\tiles_raw\bw*.laz ^
-odir g:\tiles_overage -olaz ^
-cores 8
But this only works if there are scan angles in the data.
Regards,
Martin @rapidlasso