Construction works
The measurements on a construction work can have several purposes. For example, when producing as-built plans after work completion: we then make sure of the state of the work before commissioning. Another purpose can be to monitor the building on which we found movements: we therefore speak of monitoring.
The constraints linked to construction works surveys are often related to accessibility problems (size of the work, dimensions, landscape, possibly traffic etc): the laser scanner allows to survey high densities of points which will then be useful:
- to produce plans, profiles, sections, and as-built models of the construction if the goal is to have as-built at disposal. The accuracy range that we reach on such surveys is under one centimeter.
- to analyze the deformations of the work: the point clouds take up all the exterior surfaces with an accuracy of less thane 5 mm. The high density allows giving results at more or less 3 mm.
For projects such as:
- extension/modification of the work,
- widening of roads,
- infrastructure refit (highway toll stations, tunnels…)
- monitoring and follow-up of deformations
Benefits of the method:
- No traffic disruption,
- Measurements of the inaccessible,
- Immediate use of the surveys (heights of passages for example),
- Visualization of deformations,
- High level of detail,
- Shorter time to collect more data.
Do consult our references in Construction works, in particular:
3D textured modeling of Construction Works: laser-scanner surveys are taken on board and integrated in 3D geographic information systems.
Complete 3D interior and exterior survey of the Tignes dam. DTM, 3D AutoCAD plan, animation movie, VRML, Orthophotography.
3D modeling of a cavity located under a bridge. Profile extraction and volumetric measurement calculation.
Laser scanner survey of 400 m of a tunnel on the A 43 highway 3D modeling of the work as a mesh, profile extraction and volumetric measurement calculation.
Works monitoring or auscultation on highways by laser scanning: setting up of the reference tables, as-built plans, stone deformations and polygon accuracy.
