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Recent integration of bathymetric underwater surveying technology with mobile laser scanning from the same vessel platform allows engineers, operators and maintenance personnel in several disciplines the opportunity to inspect water retention features (such as dams and levees) in a virtual desktop environment. The nature of the data collected along the watercourse characterizes the river both above and below the waterline at any location. Additionally, it allows consideration of the impact of objects affecting river flow during hydraulic modelling as well as evaluation of changes in the river caused by sediment dynamics. The product is a comprehensive data set that extends from the riverbed, through the riparian zone and into the floodplain and captures features with an unprecedented degree of resolution and detail. Consequentially, virtual inspection and assessment of assets and features as well as improved detail and accuracy in hydraulic modelling become possible. The result is a major improvement in the ability of an individual to perform an evaluation of the watercourse.

Advantages of using both bathymetry and laser scanning technology for virtual inspection of water retention infrastructure and hydraulic modelling