Roads<\/a>), the project aims to take advantage of laser technology to create a topographical tool able to process massive amounts of data collected by sensors. <\/p>\nThe aim is to develop and implement a methodology which improves capture processes for topographical and cartographical information using laser technology for use in civil construction projects. <\/p>\n
The system will employ airborne LIDAR digital cameras and sensors, laser scanning systems and the innovative use of mobile mapping systems, obtaining the data necessary to create three-dimensional models. This will enhance the processes and methods used by engineers in the study of the topographical characteristics of project sites. <\/p>\n
LAS ROADS will serve to create cartographical databases for construction processes using the latest laser technology and also provide an IT program able to process this data, in near real time, with the precision necessary to ensure the excellence of civil engineering and infrastructure projects. <\/p>\n
With this R&D+i project, Sando seeks to create an engineering solution which can be effectively applied in all its infrastructure and civil engineering projects, optimising speed, efficiency and quality. <\/p>\n
The two-year LAS-ROADS project is divided into ten phases, each directed by different teams according to their specialisation. The first phases, initiated in April, will carry out a study of the technical requirements of the project and the appropriate methodology to be applied.<\/p>\n
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