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Each pulse in the Pulse file contains an offset into the Waves file to where the actual digitized samples for the relevant segments of that pulse are stored that describe the shape of the waveform in detail. The Waves file is not stand-alone and depends upon the Pulse file. This file alone is, for example, already sufficient to verify coverage or 'sweep out' the scanned 3D space. For each fired pulse it stores the geo-referenced coordinates of the lasers's optical center and the geo-referenced direction vector of the pulse together with the moment that the first and last sample for the returning waveform was recorded. It describes a geo-referenced locations and directions of the pulses. It consists of two binary files: a Pulse file (*.pls) and a Waves (*.wvs) file.

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This document describes the simple PulseWaves data exchange format for storing geo-referenced full waveform data that is compatible with the LAS format and just as simple to parse and use. Via the GPS time it is possible to find the PulseWaves that the Laser returns are 'attached' to.

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These Laser files (*.las) describe discrete returns with attributes where either the sensor hardware or some post-processing software have computed that something was 'hit' by the laser beam. The PulseWaves format is meant to be compatible with the LAS format of the ASPRS.

in the vicinity of where something was hit). The Waves files (*.wvs) contain the samples of the outgoing and returning waveform shapes for the relevant sections of these pulses (e.g. The PulseWaves format consists of two binary files: The Pulse files (*.pls) describe the emitted laser pulses with geo-referenced origin and direction. One of the design goals is to remain forward compatible and allow for changing demands such as additional or different fields in the data records without breaking PulseWaves readers that only implement olders version of the specification. The current draft is expected to be fairly close to the first actual 1.0 version is released. The document is distributed for the purpose of discussing, evaluating, and brain-storming the PulseWaves format in its current 0.3 version (revision 11). This document describes the PulseWaves specification - an open, stand-alone, vendor-neutral, LAS-compatible data exchange format for storing geo-referenced full waveform LiDAR. Initial draft created on Dec 23th, 2011 PulseWaves - Full Waveform LiDAR Specification (version 0.3 revision 11)

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