Highway Road Corridor Surveying
Highway survey requirements are very detailed including road features and 3D level information, signage, line markings, boundaries and services. The laser scanner captures all this data which is then extracted in the office to the specification requested, normally in the form of a multi layered 3D CAD drawing...
Coastal Erosion Monitoring and Recording
We are using point cloud data to monitor cliff recession rates and beach profile change on the North Norfolk Coast. The biannual laser scan survey enables engineers to compare data over time and gain an accurate picture of the cliff stability and recession. The cliff edge can be mapped from a safe distance ...
Traditionally Difficult Buildings to Survey
Old buildings can set a difficult surveying challenge, containing many complicated and unique shapes and features making them hard to measure and map precisely. Individual elements; beams, ceiling details, stonework and brick work can be accurately recorded in the office from the "collect all" point cloud approach...
Volume and Quantity Surveying
By comparing surface models of point clouds we can accurately calculate the volume of aggregates removed from a quarry over time more precisely than by using a total station. The remote nature of the laser scanner also enables access to difficult areas and reduces the risk involved to site workers and the surveyor...