Building-Level Intelligence from LiDAR
Independent geospatial intelligence focused on extracting and harmonizing building-level physical metrics from national LiDAR datasets across Europe.
Overview
This capability enriches authoritative building footprints with LiDAR-derived physical metrics, defined consistently across countries.
The emphasis is on harmonization and consistency, not maximum visual detail.
Coverage
Implemented across 14 European countries (subject to national LiDAR availability/quality):
Belgium (Brussels-Capital Region, Flanders, Wallonia), Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, France, Latvia, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Madrid, Spain
Wallonia, Namur, Belgium
What Exists
Within supported countries/regions, individual building footprints are enriched with:
All metrics are derived directly from LiDAR point clouds and processed through country-specific pipelines to account for differences in data quality, reference systems, and acquisition characteristics.
Resulting representations target LOD 1–1.5 use cases: measured height, volume, and roof geometry indicators (not detailed architectural surface models).
What This Is (and Is Not)
This is:
This is not:
LiDAR is the source, not the product.
Demonstrations
Visual material on this site is illustrative only, intended to communicate the analysis approach and cross-country physical coherence.
Where buildings are shown, footprints are extruded using a robust LiDAR-derived height statistic representing dominant building extent rather than local extremes.
Full-resolution, building-level datasets are not publicly distributed.
Potential Applications
Intended as an upstream input for organizations that require reliable physical building information, e.g.:
Any further modeling or decision-making is performed by the end user within their own domain context.
Status
Independent professional work — not a public product offering at this stage.
The capability is operational. I’m currently in limited discussions with organizations where it may be relevant, to understand decision contexts and assess applicability.
Contact
If this capability is relevant to your organization or research, you’re welcome to get in touch to discuss context and applicability.
Email: info@greyscalar.com