Photogrammetry

Photogrammetry excels in capturing finite levels of detail, generating reliable information and imagery for projects ranging from expansive sites to intricate structures. Precise measurements and highly detailed representations contribute significantly to the visualisation and analysis of complex endeavors.

Non-Intrusive Examination:

Utilising photographs, photogrammetry eliminates the need for extensive physical intervention. This non-intrusive approach is particularly advantageous for projects, prioritising site preservation or facing access limitations.

Versatility Beyond the Moment:

Photogrammetry data sets and models can be archived and re-used, serving as a lasting resource for site monitoring and future data generation. This archival capability supports ongoing research and site management, ensuring enduring documentation.

Integration with Laser Scans:

Photogrammetry’s data can be seamlessly integrated with 3D laser scans. By employing the same measured control points, these technologies combine forces to create composite models, elevating the level of detail and accuracy in the representation of the studied site or object.

Meticulous Detailing:

Layering detailed images enables photogrammetry to acquire minute details of structures and sites. This makes it a preferred technique for projects involving historic or listed buildings, where preserving and documenting intricate features is paramount, either externally, internally or both.

Preserving Historic Structures:

Photogrammetry’s ability to capture fine details, such as ornate architectural elements and subtle surface textures, aids in the preservation, restoration, and documentation of historic structures. It becomes an invaluable tool in supporting architectural conservation efforts and historical research.