Using modern laser scanning technology objects of almost any size, shape or type can now be scanned, stored and then modeled and displayed digitally too.

For many clients this non contact method of survey produces both time and economic benefits. Digital geo-referenced data is becoming increasingly important in many areas including the planning and documentation of new pipeline projects, the surveying of existing pipeline systems for renewal as well as in the planning, documentation and verification of plant and engineering sites.

The demand for the use and application of laser scanning technology to new and existing survey problems that would have previously been slow, expensive or even impossible to perform is growing and therefore new and innovative methods and needed. FWEG have used both "terrestrial" and "airborne" laser scanning techniques to meet these demands and proven the reliability, robustness and practicality of these solutions