Geotec SpA Company Presentation

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Geotec S.p.A.
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Laser Scanning
RIEGL_VZ400 Laser scanner
Z+F MAGER 5010 Laser scanner
3D Scanning
Geotec S.p.A. can also supply clients with 3D Scanning services.
3D scanning is a technology that captures the shape of physical objects digitally.
3D laser scanners create “point clouds” of data from the surface of an object which
are geo-referenced and geometrically correct. A vast amount of high quality data is
generated in a very short period, producing in this way a high resolution survey
with a lot of extra information. The accuracy of the laser together with the precision
of the photographic images makes laser scanning surveys realistic and complete.
3D laser scanning technology can provide a detailed S.p.A.tial representation of
particularly complex objects, in unreachable and inaccessible survey locations.
Particularly useful in the survey of cultural artefacts and historical sites and
buildings and in situations which would be otherwise difficult to research.
The raw point cloud data acquired can be used:
To automatically obtain plane sections and generate plans and section views
as well as axonometric projections
To produce high resolution Digital Terrain Models (DTM)
To create orthophotos
With mathematical equations to identify meshes, volume, contours, break
lines and aspect ratio
For environmental, structural, infrastructural and archaeological monitoring
To easily integrate the surveys with topography and photogrammetry
To navigate virtually
To simulate possible solutions, changes and alterations to brightness and
colour
For conservation and deterioration analysis
This technology is being applied across a wide variety of sectors including:
environmental engineering, civil engineering, architecture (buildings and
infrastructure), urban topography, archeology and crime scenes.
RIEGL LMS-Z390 Laser scanner
For projects carried out in the Centre and Abruzzo area for ANAS S.p.A. - GENERAL
TECHNICAL HEADQUARTERS - RESEARCH AND INNOVATION DEPARTMENT, the use
of the innovative Laser Scanning technology proved to be of great importance.
This technique ensured that an accurate survey and a 3D reconstruction was carried
out on works that did not have any plans or designs. Approximately 200 works,
flyovers, bridges and buildings were involved.
SOIL INVESTIGATIONS & LAND SURVEYING