Tech riderRev. 5 Oct 2026

Quick Terrain Modeler

Ch 165.8of 24 Point Cloud Software
  1. 1Runs onWindows
  2. 2Costsfree trial
  3. 3Point-cloud registrationYes
  4. 4Point classificationYes
  5. 5Processing modedesktop
  6. 6LAS/LAZ supportYes
  7. 7Geospatial analysisYes
7 lines stated Written from the maker's own pages: appliedimagery.com
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Overview

Quick Terrain Modeler is ranked #16 of 24 in point cloud software on Specifiction. It runs on Windows. There is no free plan. A free trial is offered.

Quick Terrain Modeler plans and pricing

All plans
Quick Terrain Modeler Not published Node Lock, Portable, or Floating license; complete capability bundled as one product appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026

Compared on point cloud software

Free plan
Noappliedimagery.com
Point-cloud registration
Yesappliedimagery.com
Point classification
Yesappliedimagery.com
Processing mode
desktopappliedimagery.com
LAS/LAZ support
Yesappliedimagery.com
Geospatial analysis
Yesappliedimagery.com

Facts

What it does
Quick Terrain Modeler is 3D point cloud and terrain exploitation software designed for LiDAR and other 3D data sources.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Visualize
It can display point clouds and surface models in 3D scenes and drape file-based or WMS imagery over them.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Analyze
Analysis tools include 3D measurement, slope, flood, volumetric, communications, and helicopter landing zone analysis.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Extract
Its classification and extraction tool can extract building footprints, roof vectors, and centroids and generate DSM and DTM products.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Data compatibility
It supports data from LiDAR, radar, photogrammetry or imagery, and sonar, including multiple sensor types in one scene.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Exports and integrations
It offers export options for GIS, imagery, CAD, PowerPoint, and Google Earth, and supports WMS imagery and NGA GRID access for DoD users.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Offline use
Quick Terrain Modeler functions without a network connection, though some integrations and data access features require one.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Security and restrictions
The maker says it can be used on classified networks and workstations, and notes that components are export-restricted.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
License choices
Node Lock is tied to one workstation, Portable uses a USB dongle that can move between workstations, and Floating supports network access and concurrent use when multiple licenses are available.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Platform
Quick Terrain Modeler is a 64-bit Windows application and does not run directly on macOS; the maker says some users run it on Macs with Boot Camp and Windows.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Trial
A free trial license is available, and downloading it requires an organizational email address rather than a generic email address.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Support and training
The maker provides tutorials, a help file, live WebEx training, and self-paced video training; the training portal has no charge for users with an active maintenance agreement.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Intended users
The maker says Quick Terrain Modeler serves DoD and civilian applications and has users across the military branches and intelligence community.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026
Company history
Applied Imagery says it was founded in 2004 in Silver Spring, Maryland, to commercialize software developed at Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Lab.appliedimagery.com · 5 Oct 2026

Company

Founded
2004appliedimagery.com · 28 Sept 2026
Headquarters
Chevy Chase, Maryland, United Statesappliedimagery.com · 28 Sept 2026

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