LIDAR data from a cliff measurement conducted in the vicinity of the town of Jastrzębia Góra on the Baltic Sea coast

Measurement data were obtained during research related to the use of LiDAR observations to assess the stability of a coastal cliff. The collected information comes from measurements conducted in the vicinity of the town of Jastrzębia Góra on the Baltic Sea coast. The acquired point cloud constitutes a comprehensive set of data regarding the geometry of the studied object. LiDAR data analysis enables a thorough evaluation of the cliff's morphology, considering its shape, inclination, and potential changes in structure. Moreover, this technology allows for the detection of even the smallest changes in terrain topography, facilitating early identification of potential threats to the stability of the cliff. The obtained LiDAR data serves not only as a tool for assessing the current state of the cliff but also as a valuable source of information for planning long-term management strategies for this area. Their regular updates enable monitoring of changes in the cliff's topography and morphology, as well as appropriate responses to potential threats.