Tijuana International Airport

A survey was carried out using terrestrial laser scanning and the development of BIM models to document the existing structures and perimeter of Tijuana Airport.

Through this work, precise and detailed information was provided, facilitating planning, supporting analysis, and enabling comprehensive project management.

GAP (Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico)

Tijuana, México

2019

Blue icon showing a surveillance camera and a drone flying over trees, mountains, and buildings.

REALITY CAPTURE

Blue outline icon of a computer monitor showing a dashboard with graphs and charts

DIGITAL MODELS

A gray terrestrial laser scanner is centered within a circular border

TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING

The terrestrial laser scanning captured millions of high-accuracy points, generating a point cloud that documented the structural characteristics of the buildings and the airport perimeter.

Thanks to this information, digital models were developed, and reliable technical analyses were performed, providing a solid foundation for project decision-making.

Ícono de arte de línea gris que muestra la palabra BIM junto a un edificio estilizado y un patrón de circuito, todo dentro de un círculo que se superpone al contorno de un monitor de computadora

BIM
(Building Information Modeling)

Based on the point cloud obtained, detailed BIM models were developed that integrated all relevant airport information.

Thanks to these models, planning was optimized, disciplines were coordinated, and the project was managed efficiently, ensuring accuracy at every stage.

GAP (Grupo Aeroportuario
del Pacífico)

Tijuana, México

2019

Tijuana International Airport

A survey was conducted using terrestrial laser scanning and the development of BIM models to document the existing structures and perimeter of Tijuana Airport. This work provided precise and detailed information, facilitating planning, analysis, and comprehensive project management.

REALITY CAPTURE

Terrestrial Laser Scanning

The terrestrial laser scanning captured millions of points with high accuracy, generating a point cloud that documented the structural characteristics of the buildings and the airport perimeter. This information was key to developing digital models and performing reliable technical analysis.

DIGITAL MODELS

BIM (Building Information Modeling)

Based on the obtained point cloud, detailed BIM models were developed that integrated all relevant information about the airport. These models allowed for optimized planning, discipline coordination, and efficient project management, ensuring accuracy at every stage.