3D building and terrain models

What you need it for

• Plan and rebuild from what is actually there instead of old drawings
• Price scaffolding: count lifts and bays and assess standing areas straight from the model
• Present to clients, authorities and investors
• Terrain models for development, drainage and earthworks
• Record halls, yards and plants as built

How it works

1. We settle how fine the model needs to be and what will happen with it.
2. I fly the object from several heights and angles so that undersides and edges are captured too.
3. Where measurements are needed, surveyed ground points are added.
4. From the image stack I compute the point cloud, the model and, if needed, a terrain model.

What you receive

• Textured 3D model of the object
• Point cloud plus export as OBJ or FBX
• On request a digital terrain model including heights
• A measurable aerial image and derived views or sections

Good to know

• Glass, water and reflective surfaces are hard for the computation. I say in advance what to expect.
• How fine the model gets depends mainly on flight altitude: closer means more detail, but also more flight time.
• Tell me which software you work in, and I deliver in the matching format.

Service area: around Oldenburg, Lower Saxony, and across northern Germany on request.

In depth in the guide: Read the guide article