ing. Augusto Burchi The MOBILE MAPPING for SMART CITIES TO INFORM AND ENGAGE CITIZENS THE ROAD-SCANNER COMPACT GEOSPATIAL WORLD FORUM 2018
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ing. Augusto Burchi
The MOBILE MAPPING for SMART CITIES
TO INFORM AND ENGAGE CITIZENS
THE ROAD-SCANNER COMPACT
GEOSPATIAL WORLD FORUM 2018
The MMS for Smart Cities
A smart city is able to manage assets and resources efficiently, by supplying and exchange information with the citizens, with real-time responses.
What makes a smart city smart?
An active and strong interaction with citizens
Exploiting new cutting-edge technologies
Detailed, reliable, exhaustive and accurate Geodata
Implementation and exploitation of 3D data
What makes a smart city smart? o An active and strong interaction with citizens o Exploiting new cutting-edge technologies o Affordable and accurate Geodata data (geo-referenced in a
digital space)
Implementation and exploitation of 3D data (The
implementation of UGV Unmanned Ground Vehicles for self or assisted driving)
What makes a smart city SMART?
• An active and strong interaction with citizens • Exploiting new cutting-edge technologies • Detailed, reliable, exhaustive and accurate Geodata • Implementation and exploitation of 3D data
Mobile Mapping Technology can provide
Geodata unachievable by satellite or airborne:
• Solutions for infrastructure and Mapping
• Efficient surveys: thousands of kilometers per month
• Good coverage: for 1-2Mill people about 5 Tb of data
• Great data accuracy (cm)
Mobile Mapping data are mandatory for many
applications (i.e. self or assisted driving)
The MMS for Smart Cities
An urgent NEED:
survey, supply and update data
The MMS for Smart Cities
To exploit MMS data some problems must be faced :
• Originally developed for Infrastructure and Engineering
• Destined to specialized and skilled people
• Big amounts of data, difficult to distribute
• Complex applications required
Barriers (technical and cultural)
SITECO developed its Mobile Mapping Technology to:
• Lower the technical access threshold
• Make the data available and exploitable to any user
• Provide easy features to consult, view and download data
with reliable performance
• Market cost-effective solutions
Siteco’s MMS Technology
the new Road-Scanner COMPACT model was introduced in 2017 with Faro, top laser-scanner producer
Equipped with new Faro S rugged model
Cost effective Mobile Mapping for Infrastructure and Smart Cities
Siteco-Faro Partnership
With ROAD-SCANNER & FARO 3D laser scanner:
1. Increase 10/100 times the on-site productivity
2. Exploit the Faro Focus 3D in both static and mobile mode
3. Obtain cost-effective geodata for Smart Cities
4. Produce hi-grade mapping at reasonable cost
5. Generate GIS Asset Management databases
5 Main Reasons to Go Mobile
Road-Scanner C in figures : High performance and accuracy
2 Million points per second
200 scan-lines per second (96 rps)
Spherical camera Ladybug 5 (6 cameras 5 Mpx)
Absolute accuracy: 1-2 cm
Relative accuracy: 2 mm
Distance range Focus S: 70 – 150 – 350 m
high precision edge detection.
geometrical construction features
Coding layers and blocks
Available as Autocad – ArcGIS – Microstation Plug-in
Road-SIT SURVEY: feature extraction for High-Grade Surveying
New WEB SURVEY software for Mobile Mapping data distribution
The MMS big data require new user-friendly applications to view and edit them
The mapping user-interface must be easy for any user already familiar with Google Maps and similar applications
The new WEB SURVEY application allow an immediate and real-time access to the data in streaming mode
Users can view point clouds and spherical images, select, filter and download the laser mapping data, take measurements and add notes. All this through a smart user interface.
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