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My "yes" ought to have been "no" for the first question. oops!
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To answer your first question: YesNo. The tools and supporting documentation over at LASzip.org covers the details. A lossless compression is absolutely critical with LAS data and this group has ASPRS official support afaik.

To answer your second question: No. Though you really ought to have tried that yourself. Also, 7zip is no improvement over WinZip, etc.

To answer your first question: Yes. The tools and supporting documentation over at LASzip.org covers the details. A lossless compression is absolutely critical with LAS data and this group has ASPRS official support afaik.

To answer your second question: No. Though you really ought to have tried that yourself. Also, 7zip is no improvement over WinZip, etc.

To answer your first question: No. The tools and supporting documentation over at LASzip.org covers the details. A lossless compression is absolutely critical with LAS data and this group has ASPRS official support afaik.

To answer your second question: No. Though you really ought to have tried that yourself. Also, 7zip is no improvement over WinZip, etc.

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user23715
user23715
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To answer your first question: Yes. The tools and supporting documentation over at LASzip.org covers the details. A lossless compression is absolutely critical with LAS data and this group has ASPRS official support afaik.

To answer your second question: No. Though you really ought to have tried that yourself. Also, 7zip is no improvement over WinZip, etc.