City of Mississauga – Mobile LiDAR & Asset Management
City of Mississauga
Mississauga, Ontario
Callon Dietz partnered with the City of Mississauga to deliver a large-scale Mobile LiDAR and Asset Management project, providing comprehensive geospatial data to support the City's infrastructure planning, maintenance, and long-term asset management initiatives.
Using advanced Mobile LiDAR technology, our team collected detailed roadway and infrastructure data across more than 2,000 kilometres of the City's transportation network. Through 80 collection missions, we captured approximately 475,000 panoramic images and 1.9 million single-frame images, creating an extensive digital record of municipal infrastructure.
Services:
Mobile LiDAR Scanning, Asset Inventory & Management, GIS Mapping, Data Collection & Analysis
Our Approach
Building on our expertise in mobile mapping, geospatial data collection, and GIS integration, Callon Dietz processed and analyzed the collected data to identify, georeference, and document 34 different asset types. These included bus shelters, catch basins, retaining walls, light standards, handrails, and other essential municipal infrastructure.
In total, 221,344 individual assets were identified and catalogued, each with detailed attributes, geographic coordinates, and associated imagery.
Project Outcomes
The completed project delivered a comprehensive ArcGIS database integrating all 34 asset categories, providing the City with an accessible and organized inventory of its infrastructure assets.
Beyond the data collection and delivery, Callon Dietz provided hands-on training to City staff, equipping them with the knowledge and tools to maintain, update, and expand their asset inventory as future needs evolve.
This project demonstrates Callon Dietz's ability to manage large-scale geospatial data collection initiatives and transform complex datasets into practical, long-term asset management solutions that support informed municipal decision-making.
Project Highlights
- 2,000+ kilometres of Mobile LiDAR data collected
- 80 collection missions completed
- 475,000 panoramic images captured
- 1.9 million single-frame images collected
- 221,344 municipal assets documented
- 34 asset types identified, georeferenced, and attributed
- ArcGIS database and staff training delivered to support ongoing asset management