Good Practices for an efficient Data Flow between Field and Office

Six steps of a typical surveying workflow
This video takes you through six steps of a typical surveying workflow – from the initial capturing of reality to the final as-built check and reporting and covers the following steps:

  1. Initial measuring of data using coding & linework, measure foresight, scanning and imaging using Leica Captivate
  2. Tidying, consolidating and adjusting the measured data within Leica Infinity
  3.  Importing the measured data into two popular CAD packages:
    • AutoDesk Civil 3D
    • Bentley InRoads
  4.  The exporting of design data (in this case a road alignment), from the CAD packages to Leica Captivate
  5. Staking out the design data and doing as-built checks with the Inspect Surfaces app using Leica Captivate
  6. Final reporting of results from Leica Captivate

Note – Gorka Santamaria gave a presentation called “Good Practices for an efficient Data Flow between Field and Office”. As the feedback for that presentation was very good, we have now made this presentation into a video. the presentation at Hexagon Live was about 50 minutes long – this video has been edited and shortened to about 35 minutes. So make sure you have enough time to sit back and watch the video – hopefully you will find it as useful as the attendees at Hexagon Live.

 

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Gorka Santamaria, application engineer at Leica Geosystems

Gorka Santamaria, application engineer at Leica Geosystems

Paul Dainty, application engineer at Leica Geosystems

Paul Dainty, application engineer at Leica Geosystems

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