JEBA performs multimodal High-Definition Surveys (HDS) using a variety of company-owned LiDAR sensors that are transportable to any site within our area of responsibility. These surveys are conducted by a highly capable, mobile, motivated, and goal-oriented team.
Our HDS services are divided into the following fields:
- Mobile LiDAR and Imagery Acquisition Systems (MTLS)
- Static Laser Scanning Systems (STLS)
- Aerial LiDAR and Imagery Acquisition Systems (ATLS) – Unmanned Systems (UAV)
- Aerial LiDAR and Imagery Acquisition Systems (ATLS) – Manned Systems
Mobile LiDAR (MTLS) is the latest addition to our toolkit, introduced in 2022. This transportable, multi-platform sensor has proven invaluable for efficient data collection and roadway corridor mapping in Puerto Rico, Florida, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The benefits for our clients include augmented data sets consisting of millions of 3D points paired with real-time imagery collected at a pace unimaginable with conventional survey methods. This wealth of data allows for enhanced detail in areas of interest while maintaining high-resolution accuracy across the entire surveyed project.
JEBA formats its STLS HDS point clouds into deliverables tailored to client preferences, ranging from two-dimensional site plans to Level of Development (LOD) 200 and above, Building Information Models (BIM). Our select architecture clients benefit from our base BIM and 2D deliverables, enabling them to hit the ground running with highly detailed, ready-to-use resources.
Since 2021, JEBA has flown and mapped over 900 miles of powerline corridors using UAV and fixed-wing platforms (ATLS and UAV-ATLS). In a trendsetting approach, we have provided a utility operator with A-E quality plans and specifications maps that include real estate, utility, and existing facility information. This mapping effort not only exceeded the operator’s design and construction capacity but also demonstrated JEBA’s ability to make surveying a solution rather than a development concern.
Please contact us to determine if a high-definition survey is right for your project.