Having good geographic positioning and accurate elevation is key.
Imajing has integrated linear referencing tools across its entire toolchain, making it possible to localize assets using both geographic and linear positioning.
To meet the needs of organizations working with existing linear data and field teams, Imajing has integrated linear referencing tools across its entire toolchain. This enables users to locate assets using both geographic coordinates and linear references (such as kilometer points and distances), making it easier to identify, manage, and share asset locations consistently between field teams, existing databases, and GIS systems.
This deep integration of Linear Referencing Systems in all our tools makes it possible to import any existing LRS (network topology and milestones) or build an LRS from scratch with Imajview mobile mapping to GIS software by importing or creating network topology from survey traces, and by using milestones or kilometric points from any point layer, from AI milepost detection with OCR reading, or from manual positioning in imagery or point clouds.
Once an LRS is published, any geographic position is automatically projected onto the closest LRS topology and computed in linear coordinates.
Searching for a location can be done via maps or from an LRS position in the form of a road/track and milestone, both on desktop and web solutions.
In the field, users can localize themselves in real time in linear coordinates with the smartphone application Imajnet LRS App.
Linear position can be expressed in kilometers or miles.
Whether you manage railways, roads, pipelines, electrical networks, or waterways, linear referencing provides a common framework to precisely locate, manage, and monitor assets along your infrastructure.
Railways
Roads
Pipelines
Electrical networks
WaterwaysWe’ll show you how to solve them with Imajing linear referencing tools.