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Aerial Survey to Land New Australian Gateway

Set to open in late 2026, the Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) will accommodate up to 10 million passengers each year, and grow to eventually become Sydney’s primary gateway for international, domestic and cargo services.

Surveying Sydney Trains

Woolpert have worked alongside Sydney Trains for over two decades providing Detailed Services Search (DSS) surveys of Greater Sydney’s rail network. Their purpose is to provide accurate representations of underground services for the network’s future design.

Surveying a Rail Corridor for Transport New South Wales

Woolpert were commissioned to conduct a 2.7km railway corridor Mobile Laser Scanning (MLS) survey to determine its Building Information Model (BIM) suitability. This required accurately defining assets and utilities with dense point cloud information for feature survey and 3D modelling production.

UGL Train Carriages Modelling

Overview UGL required high-accuracy 3D models of Sydney Trains’ “Tangara fleet” railcar interiors. We initially undertook a four-carriage test study checking the components’ consistency in preparation for the fleet’s refurbishment. Situation Our 3D carriage interior models included stairwells, vestibules, end saloons and drivers’ desks to assist with their redesign. Focus areas included geometric components like […]

Kowloon Terminus

Qualifying accuracy & integrity of transportation infrastructure The Mass Transit Railway Corporation (MTR) and the Hong Kong Government constructed the world’s largest underground high-speed train terminus connecting Hong Kong and Mainland China. Consisting of 15 platforms and an iconic roof structure, it’s an engineering masterpiece formed from three lattice trusses supported at only nine locations. […]

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