In the field of geomatics for architecture and archaeology, the quality of the survey depends on the application of appropriate technical standards and a clear definition of project objectives. Establishing precise tolerances, as well as correctly selecting and combining methods and technologies, is essential to obtain reliable data for activities such as:

• Structural monitoring and building integrity analysis.
• Conservation works and restoration of archaeological heritage.

However, in practice, these standards are difficult to maintain within the context of archaeological excavations and construction sites, where one often operates under harsh conditions including exposure to weathering, irregular terrain, and repetitive tasks, while managing tight schedules and budgets. In this scenario, the GeoSolvo System by Monitor the Planet introduces a new approach to documentation for geo-archaeological and site analysis, which includes, among others, technical reports, surveys, and GIS data.
Rather than merely separating operational phases, the system distinguishes and redistributes expertise: data acquisition and technical control occur in an integrated manner but are managed by different figures. The specialized components—data validation, tolerance management, and quality control—are centralized and conducted remotely, while the operator on-site performs activities guided by the system, without the need for advanced surveying skills.
Thanks to the “walk-mode”, operations such as exploratory trenching, core sampling, and drilling are faster and more fluid, while maintaining high precision standards. The result is a more efficient, scalable, and real-time monitored process that reduces errors and optimizes resources in archaeological investigation activities. To learn more or to see the system in action, you can request a technical demo.