Aruna Technology is proud to be involved in the delivery of training to staff of the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction in the use of 3D laser scanning and mobile mapping technologies.
The training forms part of the Geospatial Data Platform Project, funded by the Government of Japan, which aims to strengthen Cambodia’s capacity to manage and integrate geospatial information in response to rapid urbanisation and support evidence-based urban planning and land management.
During the training, participants gained practical experience with the Exyn Nexys mobile mapping system, including GNSS control surveys, system configuration, data capture and point cloud visualisation. Mounted on a survey vehicle, the Nexys combines LiDAR, #Trimble DA2 Antenna, cameras and high-precision positioning technology to rapidly capture detailed 3D representations of the urban environment.
The data collected can be used to create highly accurate digital twins of roads, buildings and infrastructure, providing government agencies with a powerful foundation for planning, asset management and future smart-city initiatives.
Supported by a Japanese grant of more than USD 7 million, this important Cambodia–Japan partnership is helping to build the skills, systems and geospatial data infrastructure needed to support Cambodia’s continued economic and social development.
