(A) Aerial view of the South Island of New Zealand highlighting the boundary between the Pacific and Australian plates (white) and the Alpine Fault in particular (red). (B) View showing the extent of the 2019 airborne LiDAR survey to be processed by this lasmoons proposal. (C) Aerial imagery over Franz Josef, site of a 2010 airborne LiDAR survey. (D) 2010 Franz Josef LiDAR DTM hillshade (GNS Science). Lidar has revolutionized our ability to map fault offsets and other earthquake ground deformation beneath this dense temperate rainforest.