Getting the data in front of people is only the beginning
Project managers, designers, clients, and other stakeholders need different answers from the same survey. Finding the relevant detail, explaining the context, and preparing another view can turn every review into more work for your team.
Unfamiliar data formats
Stakeholders may not have the software or experience needed to explore the original survey files.
Static images limit exploration
A screenshot answers one question but may leave the reviewer needing another angle or a closer look.
Too much detail at once
A full point cloud or site map can make it difficult to find the specific area being discussed.
Explanations get separated
Comments in a presentation or email can become disconnected from the data and location they describe.
Switching between dates, drawings, and screenshots makes differences harder to follow.
Give stakeholders the views and context they need to follow the discussion and explore further.
See the detail without losing the bigger picture
Open site photos beside an aerial map to examine a building or feature while keeping its location in view. Move between available images to explore different angles and understand how each detail fits into the wider site.
Bring drone surveys, photos, and 360° imagery into one workspace so your team can move from an overview to a closer look.
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Explore the same place from different perspectives
View point clouds, 360° panoramas, and aerial maps side by side. Combine the geometry of a scan with photographic detail and map context to give reviewers a clearer understanding of the captured site.
Choose the data shown in each pane and link cameras when coordinated views help the discussion. Explore ground-level conditions while keeping the surrounding area visible.
Bring captured interiors into the conversation
Review interior point clouds alongside 360° imagery to understand both the shape of a space and its visible details. Examine rooms, doorways, and structural features with the scan and panorama in view.
Give colleagues and clients browser access to explore the available record themselves. Add Notes at relevant locations so observations stay connected to the spaces you are discussing.
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Visualization
How AVAG helps project teams and stakeholders
Bring different views of the project together and make the relevant information easier to find. Help people compare conditions, understand observations, and examine the data behind a discussion.
See how QTS Group gives designers, project managers, and colleagues direct access to survey data, so they can compare site conditions and take measurements themselves.
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Result
Your team has a shared visual reference for project discussions.
Reviewers can examine the relevant views, follow the observations, and return to the data when questions arise.
Benefits
Why teams choose AVAG for visualization
2D and 3D together
Review maps alongside Terrain, point clouds, or meshes.
Context for the discussion
Connect survey data with drawings, background maps, measurements, and Notes.
Side-by-side comparisons
Keep different survey dates and data sources visible at the same time.
Browser access
Let stakeholders explore the project without installing a specialist desktop viewer.
Unlimited project users
Include colleagues, clients, and other reviewers without additional per-seat fees.
Focused views
Use clipboxes and display settings to bring relevant details into view.
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Solutions
Frequently asked questions
How does AVAG make geospatial data easier for non-specialists to use?
AVAG brings supported spatial data into a browser workspace where reviewers can explore the project without opening the original files in specialist desktop software. Clear layer names, focused views, measurements, and location-based Notes help explain what the data shows. A short introduction to the project can help new reviewers find the information they need.
Can I show 2D and 3D data at the same time?
Yes. Each pane has its own mode and data, so you can keep a 2D map beside a 3D view. Enable a suitable output for the 3D pane, such as Terrain, a point cloud, or a mesh. You can also arrange panes to review supported photos or panoramic imagery alongside spatial data.
Can I compare several survey dates?
Yes. Use Panes to arrange separate views and choose the survey shown in each. Link pane cameras when you want to coordinate the views during comparison. There is no fixed four-pane limit. Choose a layout that keeps the information readable on your screen.
How long does data processing take in AVAG?
Processing time depends on the size of your dataset and the processing type you choose. With Automated processing, a typical project of 200 photos is ready in about 30 minutes, and larger datasets take proportionally longer. Expert processing, where our specialists check and refine the results, takes on average under 9 hours, and we guarantee delivery within 48 hours. You’ll get a notification as soon as your data is ready to view and share.
Can I show drawings and design surfaces alongside survey data?
Yes. Supported DXF drawings provide design context, and LandXML design surfaces can be viewed alongside surveyed surfaces. With suitable elevation data, you can also calculate surface differences. The sources need appropriate positioning and coordinate-system setup for meaningful comparison.
Do we need expensive computers?
You can review project data in a browser without installing a specialist desktop viewer. Performance depends on your device, internet connection, dataset size, and display settings. If you prepare drone, scanner, or mobile mapping data in other software before importing it, that preparation may have separate hardware requirements.
Can I highlight an area and return to the same view later?
Yes. Use a clipbox to focus on an area of suitable 3D data and save useful camera viewpoints for later review. Add Notes at relevant locations to keep your observations connected to the project. Clipboxes change the visible area without modifying the source files.
Can AVAG work as a client portal for project visualizations?
Yes. Invite clients and other stakeholders with appropriate access rights so they can explore the available views, measurements, and Notes. They access AVAG through their browser. Unlimited users means you can include the wider project team without additional per-seat fees.
