To be fair, at 300 points per square meter it's a lot higher res than the highest EA 25cm resolution data, with its very patchy coverage. But the EA's 1m data c

To be fair, at 300 points per square meter it's a lot higher res than the highest EA 25cm resolution data, with its very patchy coverage. But the EA's 1m data covers about half the country so you're right, this featured NYU data is a long way off being the "largest public LiDAR data set ever collected", unless I'm missing something. If anyone's interested, here's something I made with the Environment Agency (and Natural Resources Wales) data: https://houseprices.io/lab/lidar/map https://houseprices.io/lab/lidar/map