Laser Scanning

3D   laser   scanning   is   an   effective   and   precise   way   of   creating an   accurate   and   highly   defined   survey.      It   can   be   used   in conjunction   with   traditional   survey   equipment   or   Total   Stations, although,   it   can   also   be   used   on   hazardous,   inaccessible   or busy   sites   where   traditional   methods   may   not   be   suitable   or obstruct day to day works. Rapid   data   collection   allows   the   job   to   be   completed   efficiently with    a    fewer    return    visits    to    site    to    verify    data.    The    large number   of   points   per   second   at   a   high   accuracy   allows   the data   to   be   recorded   with   exceptionally   high   confidence.   The point   clouds   can   be   processed   for   use   as   extremely   accurate 2D    drawings,    3D    models    for    CAD    or    high    quality    3D    BIM models using Revit. There   is   a   large   variety   of   jobs   that   we   can   undertake   using   a laser scanner, including; • Rights of Light Reports • Detailed Elevation Surveys • Building Facades • Heritage Buildings • Artefact Archives • Archaeological Sites • Bridges, Roads and Quarries • Building Information Modelling (BIM) • Volumetric Surveys • Monitored Building/Land Surveys • As-Built Engineering and Construction Surveys