Geo-Spatial Survey Solutions Ltd is a market-leading survey company offering an accurate measuring service using sophisticated electronic measuring equipment to companies and organisations that require precise dimensional data of 3D objects and environments. Our services are usually carried out at our clients' own premises, or designated locations depending on the nature of the work, such as shipbuilding or archeological artefacts.
We utilise a number of state-of-the-art electronic devices for accurately measuring the built environment depending on the size, detail required, the accuracy needed, and the final output. This includes the latest Mantis Vision handheld equipment which allows us to access and map small and confined environments.
We utilise a number of state-of-the-art electronic devices for accurately measuring the built environment depending on the size, detail required, the accuracy needed, and the final output. This includes the latest Mantis Vision handheld equipment which allows us to access and map small and confined environments.
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Dimensional Control is defined by the The Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors as "those surveying operations that are pertinent to the control of position, size, shape and movement of the built environment." You may be more familiar with the terms 'Accuracy Control', 'Space management', or 'Engineering surveying', depending upon the industry you work within.
When you require sub-millimetre accuracy, our Tritop Mobile Metrology is the appropriate service as it can deliver an accuracy of 10 microns per metre. This photogrammetric co-ordinate measuring system provides a series of 3D co-ordinates of pre-targeted points, which can then be used for analysis against a design or used to construct surface models in reverse engineering.
Recently, Geo-Spatial has been privileged to work with a number of different clients at a variety of interesting locations, including Byland Abbey, Craigievar Castle, Howden Minster, Vauxhall Bridge, and the Kings Theatre in Glasgow. We also worked for the National Museums Northern Ireland (NMNI) proving scans of important carved stone idols at Armagh Cathedral in order for them to create accurate 3D replicas.
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