What we found
Utilities and features classified — type, depth, evidence attached.
Digital site intelligence
The ground
is not empty.
Subsurface investigation · utility detection · reality capture · spatial integration
One coordinated investigation. One spatial environment. One decision-ready deliverable.
Issued as a digital site intelligence report, with evidence attached. Based in Adelaide, South Australia. Working Australia-wide.
Adelaide · South Australia · Australia-wide
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Digital site intelligence
A report the next person on the job can open.
Aus-OMI does not mark services in isolation. We capture, control, interpret and issue a digital site intelligence report — every significant finding tied to evidence, every unknown written down.
Surface and subsurface in one model. A PDF for the decision. KML and a point cloud for the drawing that comes next. Based in Adelaide, South Australia. Working Australia-wide.
Uncertainty
What we found. What we did not. What remains uncertain.
What we did not find
Zero in a covered area is a result. It is written down as such.
What remains uncertain
Residual unknowns, stated plainly. Not buried in a footnote.
How confident we are
An Aus-OMI rating. Separate from AS 5488 quality level.
What should happen next
Where to expose, avoid, or proceed. The decision, not a maybe.
What we offer
Capture. Control. Interpret. Deliver.
How we investigate a site
Six movements. One model. Remaining uncertainty, written down.
- 01
Establish spatial control
Positioning confidence is set before anything is interpreted. Precision, registration and interpretation stay separate.
- 02
Detect and investigate
Multiarray GPR and electromagnetic locating — conductive, non-conductive, unknown. The ground is imaged, not guessed.
- 03
Capture existing conditions
Reality capture of the site as it is: surface, assets, geometry. Indoor and GPS-denied ground included.
- 04
Interpret and correlate evidence
Each significant finding is tied to a radar response, a depth, a type, a confidence. Methods check each other.
- 05
Integrate into one spatial environment
GPR, EMI and the site model in one coordinated frame — not three files that almost line up.
- 06
Report findings, confidence and remaining uncertainty
A digital site intelligence report plus the spatial package. What we found, what we did not, what remains uncertain, what should happen next.
Selected work
The difference between locating services and understanding the subsurface.
Applications
The same investigation, other jobs.
Utility locating
Underground services for civil construction.
Relative Loss
Steel corrosion on planted and buried members — without excavation.
Tree constraint mapping
Roads, utilities and development around trees — with the project arborist.
Heritage mapping
Geophysics and 3D documentation for archaeologists and heritage consultants.
Aboriginal heritage mapping
Traditional Owner-directed GPR and LiDAR on Kaurna Country and across South Australia.
Pavement and hardstand
Existing surface, utilities, removal volume and as-built record through construction.
Platform
The instruments behind the report.
Multiarray GPR
IDS GeoRadar Stream DP
Thirty channels, dual polarisation (19 VV + 11 HH). Equalized scrambled Technology (EsT) holds depth and resolution in the same pass. One operator. uMap in the field.
Reality capture
CHCNAV RS10
GNSS RTK, laser SLAM and visual SLAM on one handheld. Site context where satellites drop out. The world the subsurface sits in, in the same frame.
Processing
IDS IQmaps
The office layer. Real-time processing, tomographic slicing, 3D visualisation and georeferenced feature extraction. Radargrams become a coordinated model.
Next
Send the drawings.
We reduce uncertainty before works begin.
Corridor, precinct, brownfield or a street with no records. Brief us from Adelaide. We work Australia-wide.