Digital Terrain Model of a Railway Station Area Aligned with a BIM Model

2024
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Archizem's engineering team developed a precise Digital Terrain Model (DTM) for a 450-meter railway corridor section, covering a 50-meter wide area that included both infrastructure and adjacent land.

The DTM was generated using static point clouds and total station survey data, achieving an accuracy of 5 cm relative to the point cloud. This ensured a reliable representation of site conditions for engineering calculations and planning.

A critical project task was the parallel development of a BIM model for railway assets and the subsequent alignment of the DTM with this model. Man-made features were extracted and integrated to guarantee data interoperability. The terrain was also classified into separate surfaces, such as the track bed and vegetation zones.

This integrated dataset provides a robust foundation for railway reconstruction projects, enhancing planning efficiency and design accuracy.

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