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There is a continuous and increasing demand for solutions, both software and hardware-based, that are able to productively handle\udunderground utilities geospatial data. Innovative approaches that are based on the use of the European GNSS, Galileo and EGNOS,\udsensor technologies and LBS, are able to monitor, document and manage utility infrastructures’ data with an intuitive 3D augmented\udvisualisation and navigation/positioning technology. A software and hardware-based system called LARA, currently under develop-\udment through a H2020 co-funded project, aims at meeting that demand. The concept of LARA is to integrate the different innovative\udcomponents of existing technologies in order to design and develop an integrated navigation/positioning and information system which\udcoordinates GNSS, AR, 3D GIS and geodatabases on a mobile platform for monitoring, documenting and managing utility infrastruc-\udtures on-site. The LARA system will guide utility field workers to locate the working area by helping them see beneath the ground,\udrendering the complexity of the 3D models of the underground grid such as water, gas and electricity. The capacity and benefits of\udLARA are scheduled to be tested in two case studies located in Greece and the United Kingdom with various underground utilities.\udThe paper aspires to present the first results from this initiative. The project leading to this application has received funding from the\udEuropean GNSS Agency under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No\ud641460

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LBS AUGMENTED REALITY ASSISTIVE SYSTEM FOR UTILITIES INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT THROUGH GALILEO AND EGNOS