Total station
Leica TS06 Plus 5″ R500
High-precision Leica TS06 total station with 5″ angular accuracy for topographic surveys, setting-out works, as-built surveys and deformation monitoring.
- Equipment type
- Angle accuracy
- Reflectorless range
Service 07
Laser scanning
Laser scanning is a fast way to capture a high-accuracy 3D model of a building, industrial site, quarry, tank or engineering structure. GeoProGlobal performs terrestrial laser scanning with the South SPL-620 (range up to 620 m, up to 1.2 million points per second), registers stations, processes point clouds and delivers materials for BIM, as-built surveys, measured drawings and deformation monitoring. We work across Kazakhstan.
- Range
- up to 620 m
- Scan rate
- up to 1.2M pts/s
- Accuracy
- ±5 мм
When it is needed
Typical cases and tasks
These are the tasks we most often solve within this service.
3D scanning of buildings and structures
Facade and interior measured surveys, capturing as-is geometry for reconstruction, major repairs and design.
Industrial and oil & gas sites
Scanning process units, tanks, pipe racks and sites for as-built models, clash detection and upgrades.
Quarries and mine workings
Volumetric models of pits and stockpiles for overburden volumes, slope monitoring and mine planning.
BIM and digital twins
Dense point clouds as the basis for BIM models, digital twins and integration with the client’s CAD/CAE systems.
Deformation monitoring
Repeat scan cycles to compare geometry over time — settlement, tilt and structural displacement control.
Process
Stages and timelines
We manage the project end to end and deliver the full document package.
- 01Brief and reconnaissance
We clarify the task, scan zones, required point density and delivery formats.
- 02Field scanning
We set up stations, capture with the South SPL-620 and, where needed, tie the survey into the geodetic network.
- 03Registration and cleanup
We register stations, remove noise and align the cloud to the required coordinate system.
- 04Processing and models
We prepare orthophotos, sections, mesh/BIM models or coordinate catalogues per the client brief.
- 05Handover
We deliver point clouds, the report and derived materials in agreed formats (E57, LAS/LAZ, RCP, DWG, IFC, etc.).
Result
What you receive
- Registered point cloud (E57 / LAS / LAZ / RCP)
- Technical report with methodology, station layout and accuracy
- Sections, orthophoto or mesh model on request
- BIM/CAD deliverables (DWG, IFC) when required
Equipment
Instruments used for this service
GNSS receiver
South Galaxy G9
Flagship GNSS RTK receiver with 1598 channels, IMU up to 60°, IP68 and hot-swap batteries.
- Equipment type
- Channels
- GNSS systems
Laser scanner
South SPL-620
Terrestrial laser scanner with 620 m range, up to 1.2 M points/s and two 13 MP cameras.
- Equipment type
- Max. range
- Min. range
Regulations
Regulatory basis
- №141-VIII ЗРК
Law of Kazakhstan "On Geodesy, Cartography and Spatial Data"
December 28, 2023
- СП 47.13330.2016
Engineering surveys for construction. Basic provisions
June 17, 2017
FAQ
Questions about this service
How does laser scanning differ from a conventional topographic survey?
A topographic survey delivers plan-height control and a site plan. Laser scanning captures millions of surface points and dense 3D geometry — ideal for BIM, complex structures and detailed measured surveys.
What equipment do you use?
South SPL-620 terrestrial laser scanner: range up to 620 m, up to 1.2M pts/s, ranging accuracy ±5 mm, dual 13 MP cameras. We add a Leica total station and South GNSS for control when needed.
In which formats do you deliver results?
Standard deliverables are E57, LAS/LAZ and RCP. On request we prepare sections, orthophotos, mesh, DWG or IFC. Formats are agreed before mobilisation.
Do you work across Kazakhstan?
Yes. Field crews with the scanner and support equipment mobilise to sites in any region of Kazakhstan.
Contact
Tell us about the site and we will prepare an estimate
Full brief and commercial proposal
Use the step-by-step estimate form and we will prepare a proposal with equipment, timelines and cost.