VeriDaaS Corporation, until its acquisition by Sanborn Map Company in July 2024, was a geospatial solutions provider specializing in high-definition LiDAR data acquisition and processing. They utilized Geiger-mode LiDAR technology to create detailed 3D mapping data, offered through their VeriMAP™ National LiDAR Program. Their services catered to government and commercial sectors, offering data and solutions for asset management, risk management, and various analytical applications.
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VeriDaaS Corporation provides industry- and workflow-specific solutions built by Esri’s global partner, distributor, and customer community.
we-do-IT project managed the request for proposals process that selected VeriDaaS Corporation for capturing high-density LiDAR.
VeriDaaS uses LiDAR sensors flown on fixed-wing aircraft at higher altitudes to achieve larger swath widths without compromising density or accuracy.
VeriDaaS Corporation provides Hi-Definition LiDAR data acquisition and solutions.
VeriDaaS has collected LiDAR data for OPPD's entire service area, approximately 5,000 square miles, at 50 points per square meter.
we-do-IT Inc. of Broomfield, Colorado project managed an RFP process and selected VeriDaaS Corporation of Denver, Colorado to capture high-density LiDAR for OPPD.
The new Calgary office will expand VeriDaaS Corporation’s organizational footprint and increase its presence in the Canadian market.
VeriDaaS Corporation has completed its acquisition of 4DM, a GeoIntelligence company based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
VeriDaaS completed test flights necessary to begin a statewide California mapping project by acquiring high-density LiDAR elevation data on multiple areas of interest.
VeriDaaS is using Geiger-mode LiDAR sensor systems and multiple fixed-wing aircraft for the mapping project.
In April 2021, VeriDaaS collected data at a minimum of 30 points per meter on several areas of interest with varying terrain, vegetation, and feature densities.
VeriDaaS is collecting the remainder of California as part of its National Mapping Initiative VeriMAP™.
VeriDaaS acquired high-density LiDAR elevation data on multiple areas of interest in California.
VeriDaaS aims to ensure the resulting data meets a wide range of use cases.
VeriDaaS and its partner network will generate derived products to meet the specific needs of users in each targeted vertical market.
VeriDaaS has completed test flights necessary to begin its statewide California mapping project.
VeriDaaS is building a coalition of private and public stakeholders to support funding of the mapping project.
VeriDaaS Corp. is planning a high-density LiDAR elevation data collection at a minimum of 30 points per meter over the entire State of California in Spring 2021 as part of the VeriMAP™ program.