The ground sinks slowly enough to fool everyone. A site graded fifteen years ago may sit noticeably lower today, and nobody standing on it can tell. Drone LiDAR mapping gives project teams a way to answer the question directly by … Continue reading →
Open desert plays a trick on the eye. From a distance the ground reads as flat and empty, an easy canvas for whatever a developer imagines. Drone LiDAR Mapping tells the truer story, catching the washes, ridges and subtle grade … Continue reading →
Building in the desert is tough. Sand moves. The ground shifts. Small hills form where flat land used to be. Ground crews cannot see all these changes on foot. Drone LiDAR terrain scanning helps solve this problem. The system flies … Continue reading →