Keep an eye on critical infrastructure
Over the entire lifecycle of infrastructure assets, laser scanning contributes valuable data from planning to operation and maintenance and final decommissioning of the assets. In the planning phase LiDAR data provides a fundamental reference dataset of the terrain any existing infrastructure. The data is used for proper slope design and pre-calculation of required earthworks. During the construction phase repeated laser scanning provides a thorough documentation of moved masses, fill grades, excavation volumes. A regular repetitive LiDAR acquisition can also be used for as-built to design comparison to prove compliance or reveal discrepancies to the design. In the operational phase of the infrastructure asset, laser scanning provides critical information for safe operations like clearance, vegetation encroachment, or degradation by wear like crack detection or rutting of street surfaces.
In that context RIEGL's mobile mapping laser scanning systems add an additional level of safety by not only providing 3D LiDAR data, but also high quality camera imagery.
The kinematic data acquisitions can be performed rapidly, often from moving vehicles, drones or helicopters, which significantly reduces the time required for data collection compared to traditional surveying methods. As it is a non-contact surveying method, meaning it does not interfere with the operation of the infrastructure being scanned. This is particularly beneficial for busy roads and active rail lines where minimal disruption is crucial.
Static long range laser scanning of infrastructure provides highly accurate measurements, which are crucial for detecting structural issues or deformations in infrastructure. This precision helps in identifying potential problems before they become serious. Regular LiDAR scans can be used to monitor changes and deformations over time, providing valuable data for predictive maintenance and long-term infrastructure management.
Generally LiDAR can be used in various environments and conditions, including night-time and low-visibility scenarios, making it a versatile tool for infrastructure surveying and monitoring.
RIEGL's kinematic and static laser scanning systems are an invaluable tool for the maintenance, planning, and management of rail, road infrastructure, and bridges, ensuring they remain safe, functional, and efficient.
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