Explore interactive technical demonstrations of our architectural pre-design clearance audits and 4D multi-temporal earthworks monitoring pipelines—tested against real open-access geodetic benchmarks and Canterbury cadastral standards.
A typical Canterbury 701.6 m² residential parcel illustrating our rapid pre-design audit pipeline. Demonstrating how architectural teams resolve legal boundaries, tree protection zones, 0.25m bare-earth LiDAR contours, and Council 3-Waters clearance before spending $12,000 on concept massing.
Traditional licensed surveyors quoted a 4–6 week wait time and $3,500 fee just to establish preliminary spot heights and fence offsets. Design had completely stalled.
Ground Spatial executed an autonomous RTK photogrammetry flight, integrated LINZ Landonline Layer 50772 cadastre, and harvested live CCC GIS 3-Waters reticulation.
Architect received 0.25m bare-earth contours, 3D HIRB daylight tent, and 3.0m utility buffers in Revit on Day 3. Resource consent approved on first council submission.
True-scale aerial photogrammetry overlaid with authoritative LINZ primary parcel boundaries. Proves fence lines against legal title.
Isolates unencumbered buildable platform (540.9 m² / 77.1%), tree Root Protection Zones, and statutory 3.0m council utility buffers.
Parametric 3D recession planes and 11.0m MDRS height ceiling under Christchurch District Plan Chapter 14 (45° south, 55° north).
Download the actual client deliverable: 0.25m bare-earth LiDAR contours, Council 3-Waters schematics, and solar ray-tracing analysis.
A transparent civil engineering methodology showcase demonstrating how Ground Spatial executes automated point-cloud change detection (M3C2), volumetric mass-balance takeoffs, and sample QS audit telemetry clipped strictly within an authoritative 30,822 m² legal parcel boundary (Lot 4 DP 461560, Rolleston).
To validate our 4D algorithms without proprietary commercial NDAs, we benchmark our analytical engine against open-access multi-temporal geodetic datasets (Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18432391 / py4dgeo geodetic benchmark, and OpenTopography Canterbury repeat surveys). Below are the real calculation outputs produced by our computational pipeline:
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Point-to-point and normal-vector surface differencing between Epoch 1 and Epoch 2. Visualizes millimeter-accurate material loss (cut: -70.9 m³), stable subgrade (±0.05m), and structural fill deposition (+422.1 m³).
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High-resolution terrain slice comparing baseline surface (red dashed) vs current surface (blue solid) with shaded cut/fill envelopes. Gives civil contractors clear visual proof of excavation beds.
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Normal distribution frequency histogram verifying material volume classification: 21.4% cut domain, 70.2% fill domain, and certified finished subgrade tolerances within ±0.05m.
Automated 3-step geodetic pipeline connecting autonomous drone flights to Quantity Surveyor claims.
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