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Aerial

LiDAR Scanning

For Large-Scale Topographic and

As-Built Surveying.

One of the methods of LiDAR scanning is aerial surveying. With this, you can map large-scale topographies and get substantial and complex output in the process.

WHAT'S MAKING AERIAL LIDAR POSSIBLE?

In response to the growing demand for compact laser scanners in medium- and wide-area mapping, as well as corridor mapping, AB Surveying and Development has recently acquired the RIEGL VQ-580 II-S. This Airborne Laser Scanner offers an expanded maximum measurement range of up to 2,450 m. Ideal for integration with gyro-stabilized mounts and the VQX-1 Wing Pod, RIEGL’s fully integrated laser scanning system, it facilitates user-friendly installation on Cessna single-piston engine aircraft for diverse airborne mapping applications.

AB Surveying & Development uses Riegl VQ-580 II LiDAR Scanner

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Capabilities

AB Surveying & Development uses Riegl VUX-240 LiDAR Scanner

Capable of large scale topographic and as-built survey, AB Surveying & Development is the first in the country to pioneer the use of Riegl VUX-240 Scanner for commercial survey purposes. Mounted on a helicopter, it has a maximum effective measurement rate of 1,500,000 measurements per second. With an accuracy rate of 15mm, and precision rate of 10mm, the VUX-240 is among the top rated aerial LiDAR scanners used in the industry.

Capabilities

Click here for more information on the Riegl VUX-1LR LiDAR Scanner.

AB Surveying & Development uses Riegl VUX-1LR LiDAR Scanner

The VUX-1LR is mounted on a helicopter, it has a maximum effective measurement rate of 750,000 measurements per second. With an accuracy rate of 15mm, and precision rate of 10mm, the VUX-1LR is among the top rated aerial LiDAR scanners used in the industry.

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Capabilities

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Aerial LiDAR Scanning in progress using the Riegl VUX -240 mounted on a helicopter

Applications

  • Land Surveying through Digital Elevation Model (DEM) or Digital Terrain Model (DTM)

  • Topographic Surveying 

  • Planimetric Mapping

  • Slope Mapping

  • Tree height analysis

  • Power line inspection

  • Ore extraction space measurement (mining)

  • 3D As-Built Surveying

  • More (click here)

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