Hello. This is Meissa, the spatial information platform.
If this is your first time encountering a drone-based spatial information platform, you may wonder, 'How can this platform help on a construction site?'
To answer that question, we've gathered practical tips for using Meissa that are already being applied in the field. Take a quick look at the platform's various features and real-world use cases!
At Construction Company C's site, drainage plans are established remotely.
Because the DSM is represented visually, you can intuitively see the elevation differences across the site, letting you quickly check drainage flow and areas prone to flooding.
At Construction Company K's site, the [Drawing] feature is used to check pile construction errors.
Even without conducting a full field survey every day, by uploading and overlaying the pile construction drawing onto Meissa's orthophoto, you can identify piles that fall outside the tolerance range. Quickly grasp the discrepancies between the design drawing and the actual site from your office.
At Civil Engineering Site A, the [Earthwork – Cross-Section Line] feature is used to easily identify and review quantities.
No matter how large the construction site is or how many cross-section chains there are, Meissa's earthwork cross-section line feature lets you quickly check the cross-section for each chain or download bundled DXF files by zone. You can also use the earthwork summary table to continuously track quantities or review past data.
This is just one example that uses part of Meissa's earthwork-specialized features. If you'd like to learn more detailed ways to use them, feel free to reach out through our contact page.
At Construction Company E's site, the [Location] tool on the Meissa platform was used to establish a soil quality plan.
Using the Location tool, they precisely marked sampling points on the captured orthophoto and attached both the re-survey results for that location and the initial ground survey results, enabling them to produce a report backed by objective evidence.
