Infrastructure & Utility Mapping

Translate visible infrastructure in imagery and point clouds into coordinated feature layers, corridor mapping and attributed asset inventories for engineering review.

PROJECT INPUTS

Start with the source.
Define the result.

Registered scans or georeferenced imagery, asset identifiers, a feature catalogue, CAD templates or GIS schema and the project review criteria.

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POTENTIAL DELIVERABLES
  • Existing-condition CAD / GIS layers
  • Road and corridor feature mapping
  • Visible utility and pole inventories
  • Coordinated feature schedules and exception notes

Mapping covers observable source features. Subsurface utility location, legal survey boundaries, structural analysis and engineering approval require separate qualified services.

PRODUCTION WORKFLOW

Make each step reviewable.

A defined process connects your source data to the agreed acceptance criteria.

01

Set the feature rules

Agree what counts as a feature, required attributes and how obscured objects are recorded.

02

Test a corridor sample

Include typical and difficult conditions so reviewers can check the interpretation.

03

Build coordinated records

Capture geometry and attributes in the agreed drawing and database structure.

04

Support client review

Supply exception locations and the context needed for a qualified technical decision.

QUALITY & HANDOVER

Know what was checked.

Select the checks, coverage, tolerances and evidence appropriate to your project.

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Bring the brief. We’ll work through the scope.

Share your source type, approximate extent, intended use and required outputs.

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