With the advancement in laser technology within the last decade architects, engineers and designers are saving precious professional time. 3D laser scanning can now produce highly accurate, true to scale, as-built, data in rapid time without coming into contact with the object or feature. This is extremely applicable for historical buildings with high ceilings or areas that are difficult to access.

Our 3D laser scanning provides precious benefits and aids in deriving solutions in the construction industry.

• Linkage of information between architects and engineers

• Building and site modeling

• 3D scanning replaces traditional surveying methods to provide more information

• Permanent 3D representation of site

• Grading volume calculations and verifications

And much more…

The need for historical site preservation has driven the need for documentation of historical buildings and archaeological sites. This has added to the demand for more accurate data of features to assist in research, renovations, reverse engineering and much more.

Our 3D laser scanning capabilities allow us to capture millions of points to replicate the feature or object in a digital environment. This data collection process is done without touching the object or endangering personnel or structures.

Our 3D laser scanning services save civil engineering projects substantial time and money. With an accurate 3D laser scanning model showing the as built condition, we help you reduce overall design and construction time, avoid costly RFIs and construction delays and provide precise volumetric and topographic information. The level of detail and accuracy far exceeds the capabilities of traditional survey methods, and the money saved from utilizing this information exceeds the cost of our services.

3D laser scanning has brought immense benefits to the transportation field.

Different types of platforms for scanners have been introduced in recent times, be it scanning from a stationary position or mobile scanning with the lasers mounted on cars. Terrestrial scanners mounted on tripods are still the most cost effective way to map roads.

Mapping telecommunication towers and telephone lines with laser scanning makes mapping these features seem effortless. Laser scanning is capable of determining the size and position of antennae on cell towers without surveyors needing to gain access to the tower.

Accessing these towers to measure by climbing, using man lifts or scaffolding is dangerous, tedious, costly and expensive. 3D laser scanning will acquire an enormous amount of data without anyone lifting both feet off the ground.

3D Laser scanning around the world is fast becoming a necessary tool in the arsenal of Law Enforcement officers. Proper documentation of a crime scene can be challenging for investigators, especially when the evidence is sensitive and the time to collect it is limited.

The method of 3D laser scanning has proven that it can map a crime scene comprehensively as compared to traditional methods. Without 3D Laser Scanning capability, investigators and technicians must ponder and decide on what essential evidence must be collected that would be relevant to their case.

Mapping Cellular towers, Power and Utility Facilities is a dangerous tedious, costly and expensive task. To access these towers man lifts and scaffolding have to be used. With the probability of being electrocuted, this task definitely requires an innovative method.

3D laser scanning is tailored for this job. Laser scanning is capable of determining the size and position of antennas on cell towers without surveyors needing to gain access to the tower. 3D laser scanning will acquire an enormous amount of data without anyone lifting both feet off the ground.

With Leica Geosystems TruView, users can extract real 3D coordinates and accurately measure distances. Results appear right on the point cloud image. Markups are also easy to create, save and share with your peers, your service provider or with clients for more effective communications.

Survey Trinidad and Tobago Limited offers this as part of our ever expanding list of deliverables. The best part is that Leica's TruView plugin for Internet Explorer is free...free to download and free to use.