Case Studies

Renewable energy developers in Texas used aerial lidar and ortho imagery to understand conditions for future solar farm engineering projects.

Kewaunee County, WI brought 80 year old aerial imagery into the present by digitizing and uploading to an online, publicly-accessible GIS portal.

MnDOT planned the re-design and construction of the I-35/Highway 53 interchange with survey-grade mobile data collected by [Axim Geospatial].

NRCS is using GIS solutions like point cloud lidar data to support restoration of citrus groves and wetlands in Florida.

USACE - Omaha District utilized aerial lidar to monitor levee conditions along the Missouri River in order to mitigate flood damage across communities.

INDOT collected over 32,000 clearance measurements across their highways in order to meet federal reporting requirements and understand bridge conditions.

The Chatfield Reservoir in Colorado was mapped with aerial imagery and bathymetric survey to support additional water storage and reallocation efforts.

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PTC) collected lidar and imagery on over 1,200 miles of signs across the state to support asset data management.

TDOT utilized mobile and aerial imagery and lidar to assess the busy Moccasin Bend corridor with the help of Axim Geospatial.

Antrim County, MI developed hydrographic modeling for the FEMA Risk Map program with the help of aerial lidar data.

USACE utilized imagery, lidar, surveys, and photogrammetric mapping to help monitor aging infrastructure at the Table Rock Lake Dam.

Wisconsin DNR developed a 3D rendering of an ancient Middle-Mississippian village at Aztalan State Park with the help of aerial lidar data.

WisDOT changed US-41's designation from highway to interstate with the help of imagery and data collected by Axim Geospatial.