National Park Service Northern Idaho

The LiDAR data was collected by Terrapoint USA Inc. between November 16th and December 4th, 2008. This LiDAR project’s purpose was to provide high accuracy, classified multiple return LiDAR, for approximately 89 square miles, in North Idaho. Part of the collection was over the Coeur d’Alene Reservation, the remainder of the collection was done for the National Park Service for their areas of interest. The LiDAR data was acquired and processed by Terrapoint USA to support engineering planning purposes. The product is a high density mass point dataset with an average point spacing of 0.7m. The original data was provided to the Coeur d’Alene Tribe in LAS 1.0 format.
The area consists of (1) Asotin Creek (7.8 km2), (2) Captain John Creek (4.7 km2), (3) Deary Area (6.8 km2), (4) Jim Ford Creek (6.3 km2), (5) Nikesa Creek (3.1 km2), (6) South Fork Clearwater River (10.0 sq km2), and (7) White Bird Creek (19 km2).