Schema calibration
Required layers, attributes, capture rules and minimum mapping units are converted into an executable SOP.
Human-reviewed feature extraction from orthophotos, oblique imagery and fused LiDAR for municipal, utility and engineering systems.
Final scope follows your project specification and accepted calibration sample.
Each stage has an explicit output, responsible reviewer and defined check.
Required layers, attributes, capture rules and minimum mapping units are converted into an executable SOP.
Automation can assist repeatable capture; human review distinguishes visible features, inferred geometry and areas that need clarification.
Overlap, gaps, self-intersections, open rings, dangling lines and invalid attributes are checked systematically.
An agreed sample and visual review assess omission, commission and attribution errors. The report identifies review coverage and limitations.
Provide imagery dates and resolution, horizontal reference information, the feature catalogue, minimum mapping unit and an example of accepted attribution.
Yes. We work from your schema, coded domains, subtype rules and representative accepted data.
No. Automation is used where it improves throughput, but final geometry and ambiguous features are reviewed by people against documented rules.
Yes. Fusing elevation, intensity and imagery often improves building, curb, canopy and infrastructure interpretation.
Share a representative area, the working template and the acceptance conditions your team will use.