35 kV – 500 kV power line design
Today airborne laser survey has become an industry standard for new line construction. With hundreds of kilometers surveyed a day the results are accurate and dense. Digital Terrain Model (DTM), Digital Surface Model (DSM) and high-resolution digital orthophotoplan – all the data is readily prepared for the use in such CAD applications as PLS-CADD, TLCADD, TL-Pro, AutoCAD and others.
Knowing exact geometry along the route with as many details as you desire makes design process much more productive. Applying the advanced technology of airborne laser survey OPTEN much more efficiently and fast collects the information along the route for new power line design and construction.
The data can be presented in either proprietary format or as a PLS-CADD project. The list of features to be processed and coded using the survey data is up to the Customer’s specification.
High-resolution digital orthophotoplan along the route with objects identified and presented on the map allows the designer having all relevant information at once.
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News
19.02.2019
OPTEN completed another data acquisition stage of LIDAR survey of 2000 kms of power transmission lines in New Zealand for national electric network operator Transpower within schedule and planned budget despite of bushfires in the area of survey.
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18.12.2018
Another successful LIDAR survey project completed in France. OPTEN surveyed 100 kms of power transmission lines for RTE in Toulouse region.
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