Surveying and
Mapping with 3D Laser Scanning for unparalleled speed, accuracy
and detail.
Contact
us with your requirements and we can advise you of the best way
to collect your data.
Airborne scanning is utilised for wider areas and corridor surveys,
e.g. highways, powerlines and pipelines
Terrestrial laser scanning generally provides a greater point
density and is suited to surveys that require high accuracy and
detail.
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Airborne LiDAR applications:
Pipeline,
transmission lines, highway and railway corridor
surveys.
Urban environments - lidar data is often used for Telecommunications
planning work.
Flood
plain surveys - DTM's created from LiDAR can be used to model flooding
events. Hydro-electric power plant
and dam surveys.
Forestry (mapping of tree canopies).
Archaeology, ability to penetrate tree canopies and vegetation.
Seismic exploration - planning the layout for 2D and 3D work - slope
maps.
Coastal zone surveys - provides
data for erosion, sediment transport and sea defences.
Oil and Gas - infrastructure development planning and design (roads,
pipelines, plant, well sites).
Wind
Farms, hydro electricity and offshore technologies- wind/wave/tidal.
Solar power installations
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