On a live worksite, data becomes outdated quickly. New surveys are completed, design specs are updated, and earthwork progress changes. Field workers often miss out on current, crucial data simply because they can’t carry around heavy laptops on site. This can lead to inefficiencies and mistakes. With the mobile application extension, workers in the field have actionable data at their fingertips, rather than waiting to get back to the office or obtaining access to a laptop to review maps, terrain changes, and other data.

Built within the worksite management application, the data capture module allows to manage efficiently data capture operations.

Ensure that data acquisitions are performed in due time, automate data quality checks, and build reports to track the efficiency of that critical component of the business.

Quickly turn visual data coming from various types of sensors into real-world measurements in 2D or 3D and layer surveys against design to gauge exactly how you’re pacing.

Digital measurement tools provide a comprehensive and accurate record of the site, reducing disputes and facilitating transparent communication among stakeholders. Ultimately, this approach enhances both compliance and progress tracking by delivering precise, up-to-date data, which is vital for ensuring that projects stay on course and meet regulatory standards.

Easily import, overlay, and view design plans and utility maps on all maps of your project. Quickly check progress against plan drawings, grading vs. actual elevation, spotting safety issues, and many other use cases.

Firstly, this approach ensures accuracy by allowing for a direct, data-driven comparison between the intended design and the actual construction or installation. Any deviations or discrepancies can be identified promptly, enabling timely corrective measures to maintain project quality and compliance with specifications.

Secondly, it enhances transparency and accountability by providing a clear and objective record of the project’s progress, reducing the potential for disputes or claims between stakeholders.

Additionally, this method can help optimize resource allocation and cost control, as it highlights areas where adjustments may be needed to avoid costly rework or delays.

Earthwork management enhanced by automated stockpile analysis and change detection offers significant advantages in construction and land development projects.

Firstly, it streamlines the monitoring of stockpile volumes and compositions, ensuring accurate tracking of material quantities over time. This data can be invaluable for efficient resource allocation, reducing waste, and optimizing construction schedules.

Secondly, automated change detection helps identify discrepancies between the planned earthwork and the actual progress, enabling quick adjustments and minimizing costly errors.

Moreover, this technology enhances safety by providing real-time insights into potentially hazardous conditions, such as unstable slopes or excessive material accumulation.

Additionally, it facilitates compliance with environmental regulations by ensuring that earthwork activities are in line with permits and regulations.