Overview
Survey data is most useful when it can be searched, layered and shared. We build GIS databases and thematic maps from our surveys and from satellite imagery, using ArcGIS Pro, Global Mapper and Google Earth Pro.
Where drones cannot fly, such as inside buildings, under bridges or along busy rail and road corridors, we use handheld and road and rail LiDAR scanning to capture 3D point clouds.
What's included
- Geodatabase design from survey data
- Integration with satellite imagery
- Thematic maps: land use, assets, utilities
- Handheld LiDAR scanning
- Road and rail LiDAR corridor capture
Where it is used
Asset and land records for departmentsRevenue record digitisationSmart city and urban planning mapsRail and road corridor modelsBuilding and structure scans
What you receive
Shapefiles, GeoPackage or KML layers
Printed maps from A0 to A4
3D point clouds
Sections and drawings from scans
How we work
- Agree layers and format
- Collect and scan
- Build the database
- Check and style maps
- Deliver files and prints
Questions
Which GIS format will I receive?
Shapefile, GeoPackage or KML are standard. We can match the format and attribute names your department uses.
What is handheld LiDAR used for?
It captures 3D point clouds while walking, which suits buildings, tunnels, narrow streets and rail corridors where drones cannot fly.
Can you digitise old maps?
Yes. Existing paper or scanned maps can be georeferenced and digitised into GIS layers.