High-precision laser scanning of architectural monuments and creation of architectural and archaeological drawings

BIM high precision laser scanning of monuments and creation of architectural and archaeological drawings is the process of applying modern laser scanning technology to create a three-dimensional model and documentation of historical or cultural objects such as buildings, structures, monuments and archaeological finds.

Laser scanners are used in the process of scanning objects to create an accurate three-dimensional image of their shape, structure and details.

This data is then processed using software to create digital models that can be used for various purposes such as cultural heritage preservation and restoration, research and architectural design.

Architectural and archaeological drawings created from high-precision laser scanning data include detailed images of architectural elements, textures, topography, and other site features. These drawings can be used by researchers, architects, conservators, city planners, and others to study, restore, plan, and present historic sites.

01

Accuracy and detail

Our high-precision laser scanning service provides high accuracy and detail in creating 3D models of architectural monuments and archaeological sites. This allows customers to get a full understanding of the structure and details of the objects.

02

Efficiency and speed

The use of modern laser scanning technology allows scanning to be carried out quickly and efficiently, even on large objects. This reduces the time taken to collect data and create drawings, which is especially important for large projects. We are able to measure up to 1000-2000 m2/day, including structures with a large number of rooms.

03

Multipurpose use of data

The resulting data on monuments and archaeological sites can be used for a variety of purposes, including research, preservation and restoration, as well as for planning and design of new construction projects.

04

Variety of application possibilities

The archaeological drawings created on the basis of laser scanning can be used not only for archaeological research, but also for urban planning, reconstruction and restoration of historical sites, as well as for educational and cultural purposes.

05

Minimizing risks and errors

The high accuracy and completeness of laser scanning data helps minimize risks and errors during design and construction, which is important to ensure the quality and durability of construction projects.

06

Professional expertise

Our team of specialists has extensive experience with high precision laser scanning and the creation of archaeological drawings, ensuring a high quality service and satisfaction for the most demanding customers.

07

Compliance with standards and regulations

We strictly adhere to all applicable archaeological, architectural and construction standards and regulations to ensure that our services meet all customer requirements and expectations.

08

Innovative approaches

We are constantly incorporating new technologies and techniques into our work, which allows us to remain at the forefront of laser scanning and archaeological drawing. This ensures that our clients have access to the most advanced solutions and technologies.

Work process

Stages of laser scanning:

Before scanning begins, preparation for the site takes place. This includes assessing the condition of the monument, determining the goals of scanning, developing a scanning plan and selecting the necessary equipment.

A laser scanner and the necessary data acquisition software are installed at the scanning site. The location of the scanner is determined in such a way as to ensure complete coverage of the object.

The laser scanner begins scanning an object by measuring the distance to its surface using laser light. Scanning can include both external and internal parts of the object, depending on the purpose of scanning.

The acquired data is processed using specialized software. This includes data fusion, noise and error removal as well as data filtering and correction.

Architectural and archaeological drawings are created from the processed data. These drawings may include plans, sections, facades, and other types of drawings showing the geometric and historical characteristics of the site.

The resulting drawings are integrated into the BIM system, if necessary. This allows the information about the architectural monument to be used in further design and construction planning.

The resulting drawings can be used to analyze and visualize the object. This allows for a better understanding of its architectural features, condition and history.

At the end of the scan, a report is created that includes the acquired data, analysis and recommendations. This report can be used by the customer for further study of the object and decision making.

Stages of work

How we work:

The client fills out an order form, indicating project details, job requirements, contact information and other necessary information.

In the order form, the client is given the opportunity to specify what he/she values in the service, for example, an individual approach, the possibility to communicate directly with specialized specialists, flexible terms of cooperation and other advantages that he/she expects to receive.

The customer clicks the "Submit" button or similar element on the order form to submit their request for processing.

After submitting the order form, the customer is notified that their request has been successfully received by the company.

A company specialist receives a request from a client and begins processing it. The specialist may contact the client to clarify details or suggest alternatives.

Based on the information received and the client's requirements, the company prepares a proposal that specifies the terms of work, terms, cost of the service and other important details.

If the client agrees with the proposal, he signs a contract with the company to perform the service and determines the terms of payment.

The company's team begins work on the development of design and working documentation in accordance with the requirements and terms agreed with the client.

The Specialist oversees the work process, ensuring deadlines and quality are met.

Once the work is completed, the client receives a finished result that has passed quality control and meets their expectations.