What do LiDAR and Archaeology have in common?

What do LiDAR and Archaeology have in common?

Image Courtesy: National Geographic Whilst most of our work is in mining, we came across this interesting infographic and thought to share it to illustrate how LiDAR can be applied in different industries. LiDAR is a technology that has been around for a long time...
Diving into a 1940’s Headrace Tunnel

Diving into a 1940’s Headrace Tunnel

Understanding the environment: The client had a major collapse at a fault crossing a 1940’s headrace tunnel. This tunnel supplied water to a hydroelectric power station and the collapse restricted the flow of water and power generation capacity. Rocks, clay material...
What are Bathymetric Surveys used for?

What are Bathymetric Surveys used for?

Bathymetry is the study and measurement of the depth at various places in a body of water, including rivers, streams, and lakes. Bathymetric surveys allow us to measure the depth of a water body as well as map the underwater features of a water body.  Multiple...
How is LiDAR used in the Mining Industry?

How is LiDAR used in the Mining Industry?

LiDAR scanning data overlain on digitised mine plans LiDAR scanning is the process of using laser light to map objects in 3D. It can be used to map the inside of buildings, for geology, mapping forested areas, and more. The mining industry is one of the largest and...