Problems using point cloud LAS data in ArcGIS

Keep in mind that our LAS files are georeferenced and that the X and Y dimensions are in degrees latitude and longitude while the Z dimension is in meters. This file type works with most of the big CAD and GIS programs. There is probably a conversion in LAStools that you can run the models through to get them into meters x meters x meters if that is what you are looking for. Also, our OBJ 3D model is in meters x meters x meters if you need a file that is already in that format. 

Try projecting from EPSG:4326 to EPSG:26916

Thanks Zane.  

The more I look at it something is not adding up.  When I create a LAS dataset and load the .las file in and calculate statistics the returns are all showing up as 100%.  I can load this dataset into ArcMap and it will display the data when "ALL" filters are turned on but not when "Ground" filter is turned on.  

We don't do any data classification for you.

Thanks.  Does that mean the LAS data I get from MME is only capable of creating DSMs and not capable of creating DTMs?  Is there a way it can be classified in ArcGIS?  I don't think this is a limitation of the Mavic Pro's camera because Pix4D can create DTM's from it's imagery.  I'm basically a beginner at dealing with point cloud data.  I've had success using lidar datasets to create DTM's.  This is my first attempt at using drone data to accomplish this.

There are a bunch of tools and plugins available for classifying point cloud data. This doesn't have anything to do with the camera you are using. 

Maps Made Easy provides a DEM (DSM) by default with all jobs. All at DTM is with respect to photogrammetric reproductions is a feature filtered DSM. There are tools available to do that as well. 

Point clouds are a hard place to start but keep in mind that this is not LiDAR data. The points are a surface measurement and there is no canopy penetration to the ground so trying to get a DTM out of it will require some advanced processing techniques.