Systematic errors of airborne Lidar data cause elevation offset of point clouds. Strip adjustment is one of the ways to reduce systematic errors. Using strip adjustment, the locations of conjugate blocks or tie points have to be detected first and they usually be manually selected and decided with laborious and time-consuming efforts. The purpose of this study is to develop a method for automatically selecting conjugate blocks or tie points. In this article, the tensor voting method is adopted for the extraction of planar features from Lidar data and an artificial neural network method is applied to match the planes with similar topologic properties. The Bintree method is used for increasing the success rate of classification based on the artificial neural network algorithm. The gravity centers of matched conjugate planes are regarded as tie points for strip adjustments in this study. The advantage of the current algorithm is that the choice of tie points can be executed automatically. The results of experiments of strip adjustments show the feasibility of our algorithm to improve the height accuracy of airborne Lidar data.