OGEO has used LiDAR, aerial imagery and ground based laser scanning to provide many solutions in the mapping and analysis of electrical substations and gas plants. OGEO’s technology and solutions are used to provide a bird’s eye overview for site planning and measurement or very detailed and accurate as-builts for asset management and retrofit/expansion planning. Millimetre level measurements obtained, from ground based laser scanning data allow very precise planning. Our ground based laser scanning methodologies can gather measurements with increased field safety, without interrupting operations, reduced field time, and each site is captured in high level 3D detail for future enquiries.

OGEO's geospatial data solutions are utilized to efficiently inspect thousands of kilometers of pipeline right-of-way for slumping, exposed pipe, and unauthorized activity, as well as to map proximal population structures for risk analysis. Our solutions for pipeline planning and monitoring also include determining access in risk analysis and emergency planning.

OGEO helps resorts and recreational facilities quantify and locate their assets and provide tools for the management of infrastructure maintenance and replacement. Our geospatial data solutions aid in the accurate mapping and measurement of infrastructure and allow for efficient access to the data from the client’s office which saves the time and money potentially spent on field work. OGEO's infrastructure management solutions allow our clients to visualize projects or proposed changes in the comfort of a GIS environment before any investment is made, allowing possible problems or complications to be caught and flagged early in the project lifecycle.

OGEO's solutions also include training on data usage in various software packages. All of our processed data is formatted to work with each client’s existing software packages and can include any combination of the following: imagery, detailed topographic data, vectorization of assets and natural features, 2D or 3D maps, marketing images/video, irrigation/drainage analysis, slope aspect analysis, 2D and 3D visualization.

OGEO's geospatial data solutions provide integral information for run of the river and dammed hydroelectric projects. A combination of airborne and bathymetric data is used to extract information along the life of a project including determination of possible locations for hydro projects, modelling proposed full supply levels, and providing solutions so that stakeholders can visualize future projects. Our ground based 3D laser scanning applications can be used in these projects to aid in accurate as-builting during construction of hydroelectric projects and related infrastructure.

OGEO’s full execution capabilities allow us to be flexible and fast to respond to time sensitive projects such as environmental modelling projects. Having the option to combine multiple sensors (LiDAR, RGB imagery, near infrared imagery and historical DEM/imagery) allows many options for environmental analysis including vegetation and feature delineation, change detection, flood prediction and environmental hazard prediction and analysis. OGEO's ground based 3D laser scanning applications are also used in slope deformation monitoring, and highly accurate change detection monitoring.

Using a combination of our geospatial tools, OGEO undertakes projects to precisely determine the volumes of stockpiles as well as determining the change in volume over time for mining operations, stock piles and landfill sites. We also have undertaken many projects to determine cut and fill volumes between current and design surfaces.

OGEO provides solutions for reclamation projects, environmental analysis, legal property disputes, and many other applications. Aerial photography became prolific for non-military applications after World War 2 and aerial images can be sourced from nearly a century ago. OGEO has a library of historical film and digital images in house, as well as experience searching various archives. Even though technology has progressed incredibly since the early 20th century, the basic principles of photogrammetry have not changed, and we are able to work with aerial photo records of any age.

Utilizing GIS tools and taking into account terrain, land cover, and desired proximities to infrastructure, utilities, water bodies (or any spatial feature), OGEO can mathematically identify ideal locations for new sites and projects. This is accomplished by having accurate input data on the desired features and geospatially analyzing the data to create a prioritized list of possible locations that meet a set of client requirements.