This is super cool but it is not LiDAR. I thought it would be cool to post. Make sure you click on the link in the article to the Everest image and check it out. see link below
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James Wilder Young
Jamie Young has worked in the LiDAR industry for 24 Years. I am currently Executive Vice President of Technology at Pointerra, 3D Data Solved
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WiLDER LiDAR Blog 
Ha ha – beat you to it! At least I know one person who’s taste in imagery complements my own. I bought a GigPan robot head this year, haven’t gotten it to Evereat yet. Maybe the Rockies again some day? TLL
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From: Terry L. Leininger [mailto:tleininger@aerometric.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2012 7:58 AM To: pip-team-group@aerometric.com Subject: [PIP Team 240] Mount Everest, in two billion pixels
A stunning gigapan image, and an interesting story as to how it was created. The display tech is pretty snappy too. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2012/12/18/photo-mount-eve rest-in-two-billion-pixels/ TLL
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