Slope maps created using airborne LiDAR are useful in many applications, including terrain analysis, land management, geology, agriculture, and forestry. They can be used to identify areas that are prone to erosion, landslides, or flooding, to plan construction projects, and to locate potential sites for renewable energy projects, such as wind or solar farms. With the increasing availability of LiDAR data and software, slope maps have become an important tool for understanding and managing the Earth’s surface.