Geospatial solutions

We use advanced technology and innovative approaches to accurately capture and display spatial data.

Integrated
management
of geospatial
data.

Integrated geospatial data management

Photogrammetry

Orthophotos and orthophotos
3D reconstructions
Oblique images

Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR)

Classified 3D point cloud
Digital Surface Model (DSM)
Digital Terrain Model (DTM)

Data visualisation

2D and 3D models
360° panoramas and videos
GeoBIM
Virtual reality (VR)

Flycom Technologies

Data processing

Modelling, simulation and analysis
Data models
Algorithm development

Utility inspection of infrastructure

Electricity network
Railway network
Road network
Gas pipeline

Data integration

Data aggregation
Databases
Data storage

Photogrammetry

True orthophoto

Advanced digital photogrammetry product that utilizes high-density image capture to georeference and refine images, accurately mapping the tops of buildings, bridges, and other structures. It eliminates perspective distortions, making it a precise foundation for cartography and spatial analysis.

Oblique imagery

Special form of angled photography that allows you to view the ground and objects from several angles.

Oblique imagery offers greater accuracy and is a key tool in modern spatial planning.

Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR)

Presenting data in a variety of ways to make it easier to understand, analyse and use spatial data.

Comparison of DTM and DSM:

DTM2 DSM

Classified 3D laser point cloud

The raw LiDAR data is represented as a point cloud. By processing these points, they are classified according to their characteristics, which is a crucial step for an accurate 3D representation of terrain, objects and vegetation.

DSM (Digital Surface Model)

Showing the surface elevation with all buildings, vegetation and infrastructure. Important for visualising cities, urban planning and assessing height changes.

DTM (Digital Terrain Model)

Showing the bare height difference of the terrain without objects, trees and buildings. Used for hydrological studies, erosion analysis and engineering design.

Data visualisation

Presenting data in a variety of ways to make it easier to understand, analyse and use spatial data.

Geospatial data processing and analysis

3D modelling

Flood simulations

Measurements and analysis

Horizontal traffic signalling

Vertical traffic signalling

Damage assessment of road surfaces

Analysis of flood zones

2D topography

Water image segmentation

Reviews of different infrastructures

Multi-modal capture combining the use of different sensors and technologies,
such as LiDAR, terrmography, UV, IR and RGB.

Data integration

Own spatial software solution.

Data aggregation

Combining different data to produce multivariate analyses.

Advanced analysis

Using advanced algorithms, multi-dimensional data and interactive visualisations to solve complex spatial issues.

Advanced technology and tools

Managing large amounts of geospatial data, pattern recognition, machine learning, Big Data, 3D and 4D analysis.