Dive Into the New Age of Cultural Heritage 

IARC has a wealth of experience using LiDAR and other remote-sensing techniques such as Thermal and Multispectral imaging to carry out landscape assessments for different requests. Our experts gained experience working on a range of infrastructure and research projects. Using LiDAR we can generate data regarding archaeological potential, environmental landscape analyses and geological research. We can easily evaluate places where it is not feasible to deploy terrestrial topographic or geophysical surveyors.   

LiDAR survey
LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) survey is an excellent way of capturing surface data over landscapes. Transmitting and receiving lasers from our LiDAR drone enables us to map the ground surface accurately with mm accuracy. This can be used for the detection of previously unrecorded archaeological sites, determining the full extent of known sites and monitoring the condition of monuments. LiDAR penetrates past vegetation cover to record the ground surface. This makes it invaluable for surveying densely wooded areas, where other techniques would either be unusable, excessively expensive or time-consuming.

 

UAV photogrammetry

UAV photogrammetry services can be used to deliver various forms of data output including Digital Terrain Models and 3D visualisations. We also offer photogrammetry as a fast and cost-effective method to collect aerial imagery and for accurate mapping and site verification. Photogrammetry transforms 2D images into 3D models, allowing a 3D view of topography and features. This can help our customers interpret a surveyed area more in-depth with our guidance. With our fully licensed and experienced drone pilot, IARC conducts surveys accurately and rapidly.