Hello Parth,
you have two options to turn LAS/LAZ into KML content give that you
have geo-referencing in your data or that you know it.
(1) create png rasters
las2dem -i lidar.las ^
-first_only ^
-step 2 -hillshade ^
-utm 17N ^
-o dsm.png
las2dem -i lidar.las ^
-keep_class 2 ^
-step 0.5 -hillshade ^
-utm 19N ^
-o dtm.png
lasgrid -i lidar.las ^
-last_only ^
-step 5 -density_16bit ^
-false -set_min_max 0 50
-utm 19N ^
-o density_2pts.png
lasgrid -i lidar.las ^
-last_only ^
-step 5 -density_16bit ^
-false -set_min_max 0 100
-utm 19N ^
-o density_4pts.png
(2) create boundaries or contour lines
lasboundary -i lidar.las ^
-concavity 25 ^
-disjoint -holes ^
-utm 32N ^
-o boundary.kml
las2tin -i lidar.las ^
-keep_class 2 ^
-iso_every 2 ^
-smooth 2 -simplify 1 -clean 5 ^
-utm 32N ^
-o iso_2m.kml
And many variations thereof ... it's not really practical to render
the LAS points of a LiDAR file directly in GE. Too many points ...
Regards,
Martin @rapidlasso
On Feb 3, 9:12 pm, Parth Gondaliya <
creativegpdes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Here i have one geographical model in .las format. So how to convert .las
> file into a .kmz or .kml file. Hope you understood my problem . Please give
> me a solution.
>
> Thanks.