Industries
Construction Mapping & GeoBIM
Current aerial, spatial, and 3D information helps construction teams understand site conditions, document progress, coordinate stakeholders, and compare field reality with plans and models.
Applications
- Pre-construction site documentation
- Progress and milestone records
- Earthwork and stockpile review
- Site logistics and access planning
- Context for design, CAD, BIM, and GIS coordination
Potential deliverables
- Georeferenced orthomosaics
- Point clouds and 3D site models
- Surface models, contours, and mapped features
- Progress image sets and comparison views
- Spatial datasets prepared for project systems
GeoBIM integration
GIS, survey, imagery, point-cloud, CAD, and BIM information can be organized in a shared spatial context to improve visualization and communication. Required accuracy, file formats, coordinate systems, and intended decisions are defined before work begins.
A repeatable project workflow
Construction, captured in context.
From aerial capture to a 3D site model
Follow a short visual journey from terrain imagery and planned aerial capture to a reconstructed surface model. This TO3D film shows how site information can be brought into a three-dimensional view for project planning and communication.
See building changes in context
See a building exterior documented through drone imagery and 3D reconstruction. This GeoBIM example presents changes over time in a shared visual context, helping teams communicate progress and compare site conditions.
Also watch: Sample Change — comparing site views ↗
A short side-by-side visual comparison of a residential construction site.