High-resolution digital documentation for research, interpretation, conservation and long-term heritage records.
Archaeological and heritage sites often contain small terrain forms, structures beneath vegetation and spatial relationships that are difficult to document with conventional field mapping alone. The survey must preserve geometry at a useful level of detail while remaining interpretable by archaeologists and conservation specialists.
MapSoft uses UAV, LiDAR, photogrammetry, terrain modelling and structured spatial outputs to create a measurable digital record of the site. The geospatial result supports specialist interpretation; it does not replace archaeological or conservation expertise.
A measurable digital state of terrain and visible or concealed site features.
Terrain models and visualizations help specialists examine patterns that are difficult to see in the field.
Consistent spatial products create a reference for later campaigns or condition monitoring.
Orthophoto, DTM, point cloud, 3D and GIS-ready outputs can be combined around the research objective.
geospatialA high-density UAV LiDAR and RGB project across four archaeological sites, producing classified point clouds, 2 cm orthophotos, 10 cm terrain models and confidence-qualified interpretation vectors.
4 sitesArchaeological sites
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