Anyone out there reading point geometry out of a zlas (lidar) dataset? At a first glance it doesn't appear to be accessible in the same way as normal point geometry but i haven't gotten into it yet, so I'm hoping someone can give a head start!
I realize you can do this inside ArcGIS desktop, but as this is the Python section, I assumed that my question would be taken in a pythonic context, but perhaps not, so I'll restate it.
Anyone out there using python to read raw geometry from zlas? I see liblas and laspy out in the wild, but I've not used them yet. I'm used to ripping through txt files were I can access x, y, z row by row...
MAybe this could help?
new compressed LAS format by ESRI | rapidlasso GmbH
Assuming you haven't checked the help files
ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)
or Google
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