How it works
try it on a sample — no account neededDownload one of our point clouds from five countries.
The file goes up in small parts — the same way your own data would travel.
A flight usually covers far more than the line. Before processing, the point cloud is cut to a 20–40 m wide zone along the network, so only the corridor is processed. In this sample you watch the recorded run: file check, corridor cut, analysis.
Map layers, 3D point cloud and decision report — the same analysis you get for your own network.
Sample data
real airborne LiDAR over power lines — download it, then upload it backWire detection needs dense data: 8–10 points per m² or more works best.
Free analysis of your own data
limited places — the steps, in orderDownload one of our sample point clouds above, drop it in below, and it runs straight away. Up to 3 sample runs a day. Nothing to fill in.
We process your own data free of charge too, in limited numbers, as a demonstration. It needs an upload code — e-mailed to you when you ask for a slot — and a short registration — so we know whose file it is, and where to send the job number and the deletion log. The steps below are this path.
Drone photos of poles instead of a point cloud? See the drone platform →
Path B, step by step — in limited numbers we process your own file free of charge, as a demonstration on your own network.
Free processing of your own data is limited, so it starts with a short request. The upload code is e-mailed to you straight away.
Name, company and work e-mail. We need to know whose file it is, and where to send the job number and the deletion log.
±5–20 m from the line (10–40 m wide). Only that band is processed — you see the expected size and area before you start.
LAS/LAZ, in a projected coordinate system, in metres. Maximum file size in the free demo: 250 MB. The file travels in small parts, so a dropped connection is not lost work.
Both appear on screen and arrive by e-mail. Keep them: this pair opens your analysis later, from any browser.
A person checks the request on our side before it runs — that is what keeps the free demo available for everyone.
Map layers, 3D point cloud and the decision report. Your uploaded point cloud is deleted, and we send you the log of it.
After that: the same analysis on your whole network, under contract — see what changes.
Keep both codes: you need them to check your request later. They are also saved in this browser.
Check status
job number and access codePoint cloud, terrain and canopy height models, and every layer in GIS formats — priced per kilometre of network.
Contact usYou have run the demo. What comes next?
the same analysis, on your own network| Free demo | Under contract | |
|---|---|---|
| Uploading | Sample files, or your own data with an upload code we issue. | Your own account — upload whenever a survey arrives, no code needed. |
| Corridor | ±5–20 m, chosen at upload (10–40 m wide). | The same, and wider if your work needs it — set in the contract. |
| How long the analysis stays | 10 days, then it is removed. | As agreed — or pushed to your system as soon as it is ready. |
| What you get | Map layers, 3D, report; selected downloads for internal use. | Everything, in your own coordinate system and GIS-native formats. |
| Price | Free. | No prepaid package. We invoice monthly for what you actually processed. |
Tell us the length of your network and what LiDAR data you have. We answer by e-mail with a framework contract — pricing, monthly settlement, data handling.
Ask for a contractYour own network
from the first message to automated analysis- 1Request
Tell us about your network and your data with the form. We reply by e-mail.
- 2Contract draft
We send our general framework contract: pricing, monthly settlement and data handling.
- 3Contract
Once you accept it, we sign the contract and set up your access.
- 4Dedicated secure access
You get your own user account on a protected processing server.
- 5Upload whenever you need it
You upload LAS/LAZ point clouds of your network whenever a survey arrives — no prepaid package, no expiring credits. Before processing, each file is cut to a 20–40 m wide corridor along the line.
* You only pay for what you actually use. If your work needs a wider corridor than 40 m, we set that in your contract.
- 6Automated analysis
Processing starts right away and delivers the full analysis: map layers, 3D point cloud, fall-in simulation and decision report. We invoice monthly for what you actually processed.
Prefer e-mail? Write to contact@talamonegroupservices.com — tell us the length of your network and what LiDAR data you have.
- Airborne LiDAR covers much more than the power line. Before processing, we cut each point cloud to a 20–40 m wide zone along the network, set to your voltage level and clearance rules.
- Processing time and data volume follow the corridor, not the whole flight. Even cut at ±30 m, as in this demo, our five samples kept only 16–55% of the area.
- Every result — clearance zones, trees, fall-in risk — is measured against the line.
- Airborne LiDAR of your lines as LAS or LAZ, in a projected coordinate system in metres.
- 8–10 points per m² or more, so that wires and poles can be detected.
- Your own network data is welcome but not required — mapped power lines can be used.
- Only the points in the corridor zone around the line are processed.
- Files are used only to produce your analysis; storage and deletion are set out in the contract.
- This form sends only the details you type in — no files.