November 2009

Exactsurvey lives up to its name!

In our latest endeavour to achieve the very best in accuracy we are proud to announce the arrival of the sub-millemetre Leica TS30 total station.

October 2009

New software

The Downland Partnership have expanded their range of software to include Rhino3D and Pointools for Rhino. The new system improves point-cloud interpretation and recording efficiency.

August 2009

Dover Castle - Digital Images

Rectified photographic survey of underground casemate prior to major refurbishment.

July 2009

Canterbury Cathedral - Photogrammetry

Emergency work involving the survey of the great south window prior to major repair works.

July 2009

Kings College Cambridge - Photogrammery

Latest phase of detailed recording of exterior elevations see examples: [hi-res PDF 4.4MB] [lo-res PDF 2.9MB].

Underground monitoring at Blackfriars Station, London - Structure Monitoring

Major monitoring program for the duration of the station refurbishments.

February 2009

Salisbury Cathederal- Photogrammetry

Photogrammetric survey of the North East Transcept, continuing our recording of the famous cathedral.

Lambeth Palace- Laser Scanning and Photogrammetry

Survey of the historic Blore building.

Central Methodist Hall - Laser Scanning

Detailed measured survey of the main auditorium.

January 2009

Rochester Cathedral - Laser Scanning, Topographic Survey, Structure Monitoring, Photogrammetry and Digital Images

Comprehensive measured survey of cathedral including plans sections and orthophoto elevations of the entire building.

2009 - Present

Westminster Abbey

Continued recording of a detailed survey of the ancient building for the abbey.

RNLI Lifeboats - Boat Monitoring

Exacting as-built surveys of new lifeboats surveyed in situ at the boat builders in plymouth.

October 2008

Downland purchase latest laser scanning technology

The Downland Partnership announce the arrival of a Leica HDS6000 laser scanner. The scanner features 360° horizontal and 270° vertical coverage, an accuracy of up to ±2mm, a scan density of up to 2mm and a range of 75m