Technologies
We pride ourselves on staying up to date with the latest industry advancements and using cutting-edge technology to improve our processes and enhance the overall quality of our work.
From 3D scanning and mapping to advanced surveying equipment and software, we invest in the latest tools and technologies to ensure we can provide accurate, reliable, and efficient solutions for our clients. Our team of experienced professionals is highly skilled in using these technologies, and we continuously strive to enhance our knowledge and expertise to deliver the best possible results.
DRONES
Digital Dome have extensive experience in collecting spatial data using various technologies such as:
- Drones can be used in hazardous environments or difficult-to-reach locations, reducing the risk of injury to humans
- Cost-effective performing of tasks that would otherwise require human resources or expensive equipment.
- Covering large areas quickly and accurately, reducing the time and cost required to complete a task.
- High-resolution imagery: Drones can capture high-resolution imagery and video footage, providing a level of detail that is not possible with traditional methods.
- Collecting a wide range of data, including topographic, thermal, and multispectral data, which can be used for analysis and decision-making.
- Drones are becoming more widely available and user-friendly, making them accessible to a wider range of industries and applications.
Mobile Mapping and Aerial LIDAR
- High-quality and accurate 3D data in various industries, such as construction, surveying, and urban planning.
- More precise and detailed 3D representation of the real world than traditional surveying methods.
- advancements in lidar technology have made it more affordable and accessible, which has led to increased adoption by a broader range of industries and applications.
- Development of smaller, lightweight lidar sensors can be mounted on drones, vehicles, and handheld devices.
3D Laser Scanning
- High level of accuracy, speed, and versatility in capturing 3D data for various applications.
- Scaning large areas and capture millions of points in a short amount of time, allowing for highly detailed 3D models of objects, buildings, and landscapes to be created. These models can be used in a variety of industries, such as architecture, engineering, construction, and cultural heritage preservation.
- Capturing data in difficult-to-reach areas, such as tunnels, bridges, and other structures. This makes it an ideal tool for inspection and maintenance purposes.
Bathymetric survey
- Seafloor or lakebed representation through digital elevation models (DEMs), depth contours, and other types of bathymetric maps.
- Wide range of applications, including marine navigation, resource exploration, environmental monitoring, and scientific research.
- Identification and monitoring of changes in underwater features, modeling ocean currents and wave patterns.
- Accurate bathymetry data can help mitigate risks associated with underwater hazards such as rocks, reefs, and shallow areas, which can improve safety for marine transportation and offshore operations.
- Important for understanding the ecology and biodiversity of the ocean floor, which can inform conservation efforts and management of marine resources.
Conventional land surveying
Despite the development of modern surveying methods, traditional methods are still irreplaceable for some procedures and processes in surveying industry. These methods are of
- Topographic mapping
- Construction site layout
- Building and infrastructure design.
- Benchmark establishing
- Cadastral surveying, land consolidation
- Survey network adjustement (least squares analysis)