RouteMapper to exhibit at Road Expo Scotland 2008 5-6th November
Road Expo is the only dedicated event for the roads and traffic management industry in Scotland. It is the ideal forum for suppliers, buyers and specifiers to network, exchange ideas and do business.
The event offers road and traffic management professionals the opportunity to take away new ideas and the latest industry developments through a diverse range of exhibitors and free cutting edge conferences, seminars and workshops given by industry experts.
The surveying van will be brought into the conference with the brand new 6 camera acquisition system installed. The 6 Camera system gives engineers a much better view of road surface, using rear mounted, pavement facing camera views. Alternatively the engineer can choose to have left and right stereo pairs allowing a much greater measurement window. The van, system and browser software will be available for viewing by all delegates in the demo area.
RouteMapper to exhibit at DIPA 08 - 15th July 08
A one day conference addressing topical issues surrounding pavement assessment
15 July 2008 Midlands Engineering Centre, Austin Court, Birmingham.
The eighth conference on Developments in Pavement Assessment takes a ‘nuts and bolts’ approach to tackling the challenges of highways management. Speakers will highlight practical steps that can be taken to get the most from available information and address emerging pressures such as those associated with sustainability and drainage.
Those coming include professionals in pavement assessment, maintenance or management. Speakers include respected figures from local government, consultancies, and data collection specialists; they will
address the challenges facing highways managers and provide updates on guidance, best practice and
technical developments.
Highways Maintenance Nottingham 2008 - RouteMapper launches new browser
Highways Maintenance, the 7th annual Surveyor conference and exhibition provides contemporary insight and practical advice on the latest technical solutions vital to maintaining transport infrastructure, addressing the problems faced, whilst allowing attendees to anticipate both future challenges and opportunities.
The RouteMapper team were showing off the new 6 camera version of the desktop browser, allowing users to see an even greater field of view of their road networks. This browser uses data from the new 6 Camera acquistion system allowing greater flexibility in camera positions, measurement and asset recording. This, along with the third party data import and editing provide a full suite of tools for the Engineer.
.jpg)
Optima Area 11 Upgrade to RouteMapper Version 3.2
Optima is the Managing Agent Contractor (MAC) for the Highways Agency's Area 11 motorway and trunk road network. This network extends from Warwick in the South to Stoke-on-Trent in the North, and Leicester in the East. The key motorways which are managed include some of the most important and highly trafficked routes in Britain.
Area11 first commissioned a RouteMapper survey back in April 2006, and have received updates to their network over the last 2 years.
They have just updated their browser software to RouteMapper Version 3.2. This new software contains:
- the usual 2/3D measurement features
- a configurable data schema
- integrated 3rd party data tools
- CAD, raster and aerial photography display
- engineering data (TRACs, SCRIM, Deflectograph) display
This new software expands the current uses of the software in Area 11 from an asset management tool, to a design, QA, site verification and an engineering data analysis system.
Connect Roads commission A50 survey
Connect Roads operates and maintains the A50 from Swanley Interchange at the eastern end of the Derby Southern Bypass to Meir Interchange at the western end of the Blythe Bridge Bypass. Connect Roads commissioned a RouteMapper survey on the full length of the A50, around 130km.
Connect roads were particularly interested in a pavement view, as the road has been made up from various material, use of our new 6 cameras system was essential for getting a good record of the road surface and its condition.
‹ Newer |
Older ›