Mobile Mapping

Mobile Mapping2024-12-12T13:50:13+00:00

Mobile Surveying

Survey Operations have invested in the latest mobile mapping technology to provide our clients with a cost-effective way to undertake large-scale surveys in short timescales. This method creates measured data to full approved survey standards and accuracies.

Contact Survey Operations today to enquire about Mobile Mapping

Knowsley Expressway 3 Mobile mapping

Highway Surveys

Survey data is collected by remote scanning from a number of methods. Leica’s Pegasus 2 vehicle-mounted scanners can be used to survey highway areas without traffic management costs, traffic disruption and health and safety concerns.

Coastal Surveys

Quad/ATV mounted scanners can be used to survey coastal locations to cover large areas of beaches and sea defences around tidal windows with minimal health and safety issues.

Mobile mapping equipment
Mobile mapping

Point Cloud Data

The ZEB Revo’s handheld laser scanners can be used within structures to access all areas easily and quickly. Gathering point cloud data of all features within buildings in a fast and efficient way.

Point clouds are produced and can be presented as Autocad outputs, Revit 3D Models and BIM Models, etc. Mobile Mapping methods reduce man hours on site, reduce safety costs and speed up the issuing of data to clients.

Mobile Mapping FAQs

Mobile mapping is the process of collecting geospatial data using a moving vehicle equipped with sensors such as LiDAR, cameras, and GPS systems. It is used to create detailed maps and 3D models of large areas efficiently.

Mobile mapping is used for infrastructure planning, road network analysis, urban planning, asset management, environmental monitoring, and navigation system development.

Mobile mapping systems typically include LiDAR scanners, high-resolution cameras, GPS receivers, and inertial measurement units (IMUs) to capture precise spatial data while in motion.

The accuracy of mobile mapping depends on the quality of the sensors used and the conditions during data collection. Modern systems can achieve centimetre-level accuracy, making them suitable for detailed mapping and analysis.

Mobile mapping offers speed, efficiency, and precision in capturing data. It allows for the rapid collection of large amounts of information, reducing project timelines and costs compared to traditional surveying methods.

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