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A modified hillshade rendering from lidar-derived DSM data over part of the Eaton Fire

A modified hillshade of a prefire lidar-derived digital surface model over a portion of the Eaton wildfire

A modified hillshade rendering from lidar-derived DSM data over the Eaton Fire showing burned structures

A modified hillshade rendering from lidar-derived DSM data over the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab Campus

Post wildfire 3D rendering of a lidar-derived DSM of the area around Altadena, CA with a green to gray symbology 

Post Wildfire Lidar-derived DSM of the Area around the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Campus, CA with a green to brown symbology

Post Wildfire Lidar-derived DSM showing the full extent of the Eaton, CA Wildfire with a green to gray symbology 

Lidar point cloud of Palisades CA post-wildfire. Lidar was collected in winter 2025, while no snow was on the ground and rivers were at or below normal levels. Due to the Palisades wildfire, ground conditions are not to be considered normal given the devastation that took place

Lidar point cloud of Palisades CA post-wildfire. Lidar was collected in winter 2025, while no snow was on the ground and rivers were at or below normal levels. Due to the Palisades wildfire, ground conditions are not to be considered normal given the devastation that took place

Post Wildfire Lidar-derived DSM of the Area Around Castle Rock Beach, Los Angeles, CA with semi-transparent imagery overlaid

Lidar point cloud of Los Angeles CA post-wildfire. Lidar was collected in winter 2025, while no snow was on the ground and rivers were at or below normal levels. Due to the Palisades wildfire, ground conditions are not to be considered normal given the devastation that took place

Digital Elevation Model (DEM) data for Response and Recovery as part of the Palisades wildfire in California. Class 2 (ground) LiDAR points were used to create the 0.5 meter Raster DEM symbolized with red to blue (high elevation to low elevation). DEMs have not been manually reviewed and should be considered preliminary.

Lidar point cloud of Palisades CA post-wildfire. Lidar was collected in winter 2025, while no snow was on the ground and rivers were at or below normal levels. Due to the Palisades wildfire, ground conditions are not to be considered normal given the devastation that took place

Lidar point cloud of Los Angeles CA post-wildfire. Lidar was collected in winter 2025, while no snow was on the ground and rivers were at or below normal levels. Due to the Palisades wildfire, ground conditions are not to be considered normal given the devastation that took place

Post Wildfire Lidar-derived DSM of the Area Around Topanga Beach, Los Angeles, CA with a green to brown symbology

Post Wildfire Lidar-derived DSM of the Area Around Will Rogers State Historic Park, Los Angeles, CA with a green to brown symbology

Lidar point cloud of Palisades CA post-wildfire. Lidar was collected in winter 2025, while no snow was on the ground and rivers were at or below normal levels. Due to the Palisades wildfire, ground conditions are not to be considered normal given the devastation that took place

Post Wildfire Lidar-derived DSM of the Area Around Will Rogers Beach State Park, Los Angeles, CA with semi-transparent imagery overlaid

Post Wildfire Lidar-derived DSM of Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, CA with a green to brown symbology

Overhead blue green view of Theodore Roosevelt National Park from 3DEP Lidar derived DEM USGS_OPR_McKenzie_County_2014_QL2_Lidar

Overhead view of Theodore Roosevelt National Park from 3DEP Lidar derived DEM USGS_OPR_McKenzie_County_2014_QL2_Lidar