The North Dakota Department of Transportation hired HEI to complete mobile LiDAR data acquisition for approximately 8 miles of I-94 through the cities of West Fargo and Fargo.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation hired HEI to complete mobile LiDAR data acquisition for approximately 8 miles of I-94 through the cities of West Fargo and Fargo.
Houston Engineering, Inc. (HEI) was retained by the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) to complete mobile LiDAR data acquisition for approximately 8 miles of I-94 through the cities of West Fargo and Fargo.
HEI was responsible for placing primary and secondary control throughout the project corridor.
Primary control points were set near the right-of-way to avoid disturbances. Secondary control points, used to densify project control from the primary control points, were set every 0.25 miles. These were established using RTK GPS and Total Station methods.
In addition, ground truthing was completed by HEI’s survey crews, who collected data every 100 feet. With all the data collected, the project team performed feature extraction using TopoDOT. The team also performed CAD editing.
As necessary, HEI’s survey crews provided supplemental traditional survey when LiDAR was not able to provide the necessary data.
Client: North Dakota Department of Transportation
Location: West Fargo and Fargo, North Dakota
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