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WhiteboxToolsWhiteboxTools can clip a LAS file to multiple polygons contained within a Shapefile using the ClipLidarToPolygonClipLidarToPolygon tool. Using Python scripting, you can use the tool as follows:

from WBT.whitebox_tools import WhiteboxTools

wbt = WhiteboxTools()

wbt.work_dir = "/path/to/data/"
wbt.clip_lidar_to_polygon(i="input.las", polygons="polygons.shp", ouput="ouput.las")

Or, if you prefer a GUI, you may use the QGIS based plugin or the WhiteboxTools Runner, which is distributed (wb_runner.py) with the binary download of the library:

WhiteboxTools can clip a LAS file to multiple polygons contained within a Shapefile using the ClipLidarToPolygon tool. Using Python scripting, you can use the tool as follows:

from WBT.whitebox_tools import WhiteboxTools

wbt = WhiteboxTools()

wbt.work_dir = "/path/to/data/"
wbt.clip_lidar_to_polygon(i="input.las", polygons="polygons.shp", ouput="ouput.las")

Or, if you prefer a GUI, you may use the QGIS based plugin or the WhiteboxTools Runner, which is distributed (wb_runner.py) with the binary download of the library:

WhiteboxTools can clip a LAS file to multiple polygons contained within a Shapefile using the ClipLidarToPolygon tool. Using Python scripting, you can use the tool as follows:

from WBT.whitebox_tools import WhiteboxTools

wbt = WhiteboxTools()

wbt.work_dir = "/path/to/data/"
wbt.clip_lidar_to_polygon(i="input.las", polygons="polygons.shp", ouput="ouput.las")

Or, if you prefer a GUI, you may use the QGIS based plugin or the WhiteboxTools Runner, which is distributed (wb_runner.py) with the binary download of the library:

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WhiteboxTools can clip a LAS file to multiple polygons contained within a Shapefile using the ClipLidarToPolygon tool. Using Python scripting, you can use the tool as follows:

from WBT.whitebox_tools import WhiteboxTools

wbt = WhiteboxTools()

wbt.work_dir = "/path/to/data/"
wbt.clip_lidar_to_polygon(i="input.las", polygons="polygons.shp", ouput="ouput.las")

Or, if you prefer a GUI, you may use the QGIS based plugin or the WhiteboxTools Runner, which is distributed (wb_runner.py) with the binary download of the library: