LAS to oracle converter

Dear all,
I'm a newbie to Oracle spatial 11g. I have LiDAR point clouds in LAS format with millions of points. I would like to import these points into the database as sdo_pc type and later generate TIN from these point clouds for performing the line of sight analysis. I have the Pro Oracle Spatial for Orable 11g book but it does not explain much on how to import the data from LAS files.
Does anyone have steps or solutions for this?
All suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Nan :)

Hello,
Please, send if possible java las converter to spatial (or link to get it) and instruction how to use it.
I'm very interested in development las to spatial and presentation las data from oracle spatial 11g in viewer, (desktop and web viewer version).
Please note my email address [email protected]
Best regards
KSS

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