K. Anbumani

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K. Anbumani is a geospatial scientist whose work centers on advancing digital terrain analysis through LiDAR technology. His most influential contribution is the 2021 paper "Digital elevation model and terrain mapping using LiDAR," which has garnered 41 citations and established a foundational framework for high-resolution topographic modeling. Anbumani’s research focuses on improving the accuracy and efficiency of digital elevation models (DEMs), enabling more precise terrain mapping for applications in environmental monitoring, urban planning, and disaster management. By integrating LiDAR point cloud processing with advanced interpolation techniques, he has addressed critical challenges in capturing fine-scale surface features, particularly in complex landscapes. His work has been instrumental in bridging the gap between raw sensor data and actionable geospatial insights, making him a key figure in the field. Anbumani’s achievements include developing methodologies that reduce error margins in DEM generation, which have been adopted by researchers and practitioners alike. With a growing citation impact, his research continues to shape how terrain data is collected, processed, and applied, offering valuable tools for students and professionals working in remote sensing and geoinformatics.