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3D Photo Survey to map your networks

With 3D Photo Survey you can easily create 3D models of your networks. Discover how simple it is: all you need is a smartphone paired with a high-precision GPS!

These realistic, precise models —already georeferenced and oriented— have multiple uses. For example, from the comfort of your office, you can effortlessly map your networks in GIS. And this is just one of the applications made possible by this technology.

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With 3D Photo Survey you can inspect network infrastructure without leaving the office.

With 3D Photo Survey you can inspect network infrastructure without leaving the office. How? The 3D models of underground infrastructure captured via smartphone during utility excavation and installation phases are automatically uploaded to your corporate GIS. This allows back-office teams to work independently, eliminating the need for onsite personnel. From their desks, they can conduct virtual surveys, explore the network, and perform precision measurements directly on the digital models. Remote access to all geometric data is also ideal for digital work reporting!

Empower your back office, save time, reduce costs, and minimize fieldwork. Choose innovation with Arcoda Next.

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3D Photo Survey – Expeditious excavation survey

Innovation for utilities is taking giant leaps! With 3D Photo Survey you can survey excavations in a fast and easy way.

How?

Launch the 3D Photo Survey app, follow the instructions, and capture images of the excavation site. The images are sent to the server, which processes them to automatically generate a precise  and realistic 3D model of the utility excavation—perfectly georeferenced and oriented.

What are the archived 3D models used for?

They serve multiple purposes, supporting both back-office activities (providing all digital geometric data) and field operations. After backfilling, field workers can even use augmented reality on their smartphones paired with a precision GPS to relocalise underground infrastructure.

Additionally, conducting multiple surveys over time creates a series of models, enabling step-by-step analysis of work progress (e.g., displacements objects) and documenting hidden or relocalised elements compared to the initial state.

The uses of this innovative app are many. To find out about the other uses of 3D Photo Survey in distribution network management, visit our site: