Quick Terrain Modeler

Request a free trial license

Click on the appropriate link below to download a free trial license of Quick Terrain Modeler. Obtaining a trial license is a multi-step process. Click here for a PDF checklist. Click here to learn more about the steps, or here to learn about license types.

USA versions

QT Modeler USA (64-bit)
* Note: As of v8.0.7.0, 32-bit versions of QT Modeler are no longer offered.

International versions

QT Modeler International (64-bit)
* Note: As of v8.0.7.0, 32-bit versions of QT Modeler are no longer offered.

Information

Current version: 8.1.0
Latest release: November, 2018
What’s new: Download PDF here.
Beta downloads: View here.

Quick Terrain Reader

Free viewing software

The Quick Terrain Reader is the free companion software to Quick Terrain Modeler. The Quick Terrain Reader is capable of opening pre-built digital elevation models (DEMs) and point clouds and allows users to freely move through the terrain in a fast and intuitive way.

The current version of Quick Terrain Reader is 8.0.7. Should you have any problems loading your DEMs and/or point clouds, please first download the appropriate current version below.

Quick Terrain Reader

NOTE FOR INTEL GRAPHICS USERS: Intel’s updated graphics drivers can cause a QT Reader crash when loading point clouds (LAS/LAZ files). If this is happening, open QT Reader, go to the Help Menu > OpenGL Resources, and disable Partial Rendering. Proceed normally

Quick Terrain Reader 64-Bit
* As of v8.0.7, 32-bit versions are no longer offered.

Information

Current version: 8.0.7.2
Latest release: February, 2018
Quick start guide: Download PDF here.

Interactive Online Quick Terrain Modeler Demonstration

To make the most of your trial period, we strongly suggest an interactive, live, online demonstration of the Quick Terrain Modeler. While the Quick Terrain Modeler is easy to use, a few basic tips from us could help you get started very quickly. In addition, if you would like us to work with your own data during the demonstration, we can accommodate you by providing our FTP site information. Once you upload your data to our site, we will be able to work with it during our demonstration.

A live demonstration consists of Applied Imagery controlling the Quick Terrain Modeler from our office, the audience viewing the demonstration on their computer (or multiple computers), and a conversation via telephone. We can adapt to the specific features you would like to see, whether it is building models, analysis tools, overlaying imagery, or any other topic of interest. The online demonstration is free and usually takes 60 to 90 minutes. To schedule a demonstration, please send an e-mail to info@appliedimagery.com.

Sample Workspaces

Workspaces:

DesMoines Workspace 1 – LiDAR data provided by the Iowa DoT (61MB)

Training Data and Imagery (For use with Quick Terrain Modeler Tutorials)

Training Data:

DesMoines LiDAR Data and Imagery – Urban (Zip File) – LiDAR data provided by the Iowa DoT (1.5 GB)
Rural Iowa LiDAR Data and Imagery (Zip File) – LiDAR data provided by the Iowa DoT (1.1 GB)

Sample Point Clouds

Serpent Mound LAS Data – Survey performed by the Ohio DoT (91 MB)
Armstrong/Enderby LAS Data & Image – Survey performed by the British Columbia MoT (180 MB)

Sample Digital Elevation Models (DEMs)

Sample DEM’s/DSM’s & LAS Files

Mount St. Helens October 4, 2004 (Pre eruption) – original data courtesy of NASA (100MB)
Mount St. Helens November 20, 2004 (Post eruption – (new lava dome visible in the crater) – Original data courtesy of NASA (75MB)
Urban Model – Lincoln, Nebraska (97MB)
Palm Beach Pre-Hurricane Model (33MB)
Palm Beach Post-Hurricane Model (25MB)
Serpent Mound Surface Model – Survey performed by the Ohio DoT (17MB)
Grass Lake (104MB)

Sample Raw Data

AVI Videos (DivX Plugin Required)