Guadalajara International Airport

For Guadalajara Airport, a survey was conducted using terrestrial laser scanning and the generation of BIM models to accurately document the buildings and their perimeter. The information gathered enabled more efficient planning, improving project management and analysis.

GAP (Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico)

Guadalajara, México

2019

Icono azul que muestra una gran cámara sobre un pedestal y un dron sobrevolando montañas, árboles y edificios

REALITY CAPTURE

Dibujo lineal azul de un monitor de ordenador que muestra un cubo 3D y elementos de interfaz, todo ello dentro de un borde circular

DIGITAL MODELS

Un icono gris y estilizado de un escáner láser dentro de un círculo, con formas geométricas y elementos de diseño simétricos

TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING

Terrestrial laser scanning was used to record the airport infrastructure with high precision, generating a detailed point cloud.

Thanks to this survey, an accurate record of the buildings and their distribution was obtained, providing reliable data for technical studies and digital modeling.

Un dibujo lineal gris de un monitor de ordenador que muestra la palabra BIM junto a un edificio estilizado y líneas similares a circuitos, todo ello encerrado dentro de un borde circular

BIM
(Building Information Modeling)

With the point cloud obtained through terrestrial laser scanning, detailed BIM models were developed that comprehensively consolidated all the key information of the airport.

Furthermore, thanks to these models, interdisciplinary coordination was facilitated, while planning was optimized and project control was strengthened, which altogether ensured consistent accuracy at every stage of development.

GAP (Grupo Aeroportuario
del Pacífico)

Guadalajara, México

2019

Guadalajara International Airport

For Guadalajara Airport, a survey was conducted using terrestrial laser scanning and the generation of BIM models to accurately document the buildings and their perimeter. The information gathered enabled more efficient planning, improving project management and analysis.

REALITY CAPTURE

Terrestrial Laser Scanning

The terrestrial laser scanning captured the airport’s infrastructure with high precision, generating a detailed point cloud. This survey provided an accurate record of the buildings and their layout, offering reliable data for technical studies and digital modeling.

DIGITAL MODELS

BIM (Building Information Modeling)

Using the obtained point cloud, BIM models were created that consolidated all key information about the airport. These models facilitated interdisciplinary coordination, optimized planning, and improved project control, ensuring accuracy at every stage of the development.