METHODS + SYSTEMS

Technology Serving the Project, Not the Other Way Around.

XYZ selects capture, geospatial, and production methods according to the site, required accuracy, geographic extent, final use, access, time, coordinate requirements, and preferred deliverables.

Isometric digital survey model of Nawfal Palace in Tripoli
Scan-to-BIM workflowNawfal Palace, Tripoli

Workflow technology

A connected production environment.

Equipment and software are tools within a reviewed information workflow—not credentials or ends in themselves.

01

Field Capture

Laser scanning, LiDAR, photography, drone imagery, surveying, and field observations selected around site constraints and intended use.

02

Data Registration

Captured datasets are aligned, reviewed, georeferenced where required, and organized around project coordinates and issue structures.

03

Point-Cloud Processing

Cleaning, segmentation, optimization, classification, conversion, and preparation for CAD, BIM, GIS, visualization, or archives.

04

Photogrammetry

Image alignment, geometric reconstruction, scaling, control, textured models, orthophotos, and georeferenced raster information.

05

GIS and Geospatial Platforms

Suitable desktop, database, and web-map environments configured around users, data governance, scale, and required outputs.

06

BIM and CAD Production

Models and drawings produced against agreed purpose, scope, discipline, standards, classifications, and level of development.

07

BIM and GIS Integration

Coordinate alignment and selected information exchange between detailed building models and wider geographic systems.

08

Virtual Experiences

360-degree imagery, plans, maps, hotspots, media, interactive navigation, and web or presentation delivery.

09

Quality Control

Capture planning, reference review, registration checks, model comparison, GIS validation, drawing checks, and final verification.

10

File Delivery and Collaboration

Naming, packaging, metadata, issue records, secure transfer, review cycles, and partner-aligned standards.

Known equipment + platforms

Experience with established capture and production tools.

  • Leica BLK360
  • FARO Focus S150
  • Leica Cyclone / Cyclone 360 workflows
  • Autodesk ReCap
  • Autodesk Revit
  • RealityCapture
  • 3DVista

General compatibility

Prepared for the client’s wider information environment.

  • AutoCAD
  • Common point-cloud formats
  • BIM coordination workflows
  • 360-degree imagery
  • Web-based deliverables
  • Esri-compatible workflows
  • QGIS-compatible workflows
  • Spatial databases
  • Web-map services
  • Georeferenced imagery
Product names indicate workflow experience and compatibility. They do not imply official partnerships, certifications, or manufacturer endorsements.

GIS + geospatial platforms

Choose the platform around the system’s users and future.

XYZ can work with suitable GIS and spatial-data tools depending on client requirements, governance, source formats, coordinate reference systems, update needs, and delivery environment.

Esri-compatibleQGIS-compatibleGeoJSONShapefilesGeoPackageKML / KMZWeb-map servicesSpatial databasesGeoreferenced imagery

File delivery

Formats coordinated around downstream use.

Availability depends on the project workflow, software environment, source data, scope, and agreed issue requirements.

Point-cloud

  • E57
  • RCP
  • RCS
  • LAS
  • LAZ
  • XYZ

BIM + CAD

  • RVT
  • DWG
  • DXF
  • IFC

GIS

  • SHP
  • GeoJSON
  • GeoPackage
  • KML
  • KMZ
  • Georeferenced TIFF
  • Web-map layers

3D + visual

  • OBJ
  • FBX
  • PDF
  • JPG
  • TIFF
  • PNG
  • Web-based virtual-tour packages

QUALITY CONTROL

Embedded throughout the workflow.

Quality control is embedded throughout the workflow, from capture planning, coordinate review, registration checks, and georeferencing to model comparison, GIS layer validation, drawing checks, naming conventions, file organization, metadata review, and final deliverable verification.

No ISO certification is claimed on this website.

XYZ · PROJECT INTAKE

The right technology starts with the right project questions.

Share the site conditions, available data, coordinate requirements, software environment, accuracy needs, and intended deliverables.

Define the Technical Approach