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The article reports on the collection of the fourth batch of light detection and ranging data collected by Watershed Sciences, Inc. from the Alaska Pipeline for the Alaska Department of Natural Sciences. Data collection was conducted between May 17 and 26 of 2011. The fourth batch of data was collected from 159,433 acres within the requested area, which was later expanded. The area consisted of portions of the Alaskan Highway 2 from North Pole to just north of Delta Junction.

The article reports on the collection of the sixth batch of light detection and ranging data collected by Watershed Sciences, Inc. from the Alaska Pipeline for the Alaska Department of Natural Sciences. Data collection was conducted between May 22 and May 31, 2011. The sixth batch of data was collected from 293,337 acres within the requested area, which was later expanded. The area traces Dalton Highway from near the Five Mile Airstrip southeast of North Pole.

The article reports on the collection of the second batch of light detection and ranging by Watershed Sciences, Inc. from the Alaska Pipeline for the Alaska Department of Natural Sciences. Data collection was conducted between September 17 and October 22, 2010. The second batch of data was collected from 94,885 acres within the requested area, which was later expanded, resulting in 99,594 acres. The area consisted of portions of the Alaskan Highway east of Johnson River to Robertson River.

The article reports on the collection of the first batch of light detection and ranging data by Watershed Sciences, Inc. from the Alaska Pipeline for the Alaska Department of Natural Sciences. Data collection was conducted between September 21 and October 1, 2010. The first batch of data was collected from 117,357 acres within the requested area, which was later expanded. The area consisted of portions of the Alaskan Highway east of the Johnson River to Robertson River.