LiDAR mapping is one of the most powerful tools for high-precision 3D data collection. Using laser pulses emitted from drones or aerial platforms, LiDAR creates dense point clouds that accurately represent ground surfaces, vegetation, and built structures — even beneath forest canopies or in hard-to-access locations. This technology is invaluable for topographic studies, flood risk analysis, infrastructure planning, forestry management, and corridor mapping. Unlike traditional photogrammetry, LiDAR captures minute details and provides elevation data with remarkable accuracy, making it essential for projects where precision cannot be compromised. The data can be transformed into detailed 3D models, contour maps, and digital elevation models (DEMs) that guide engineering and planning decisions with confidence.