Overhead/ Aerial Asset Inventories
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What are Overhead/ Aerial Asset Inventories and what it includes
Kiwa T2 provides comprehensive aerial utility mapping and asset inventory services that document overhead utility infrastructure and support informed project decision-making. Our investigations extend beyond the underground environment to capture critical information about overhead utility networks, helping project teams understand existing conditions and reduce uncertainty during design and construction.
Deliverables can include detailed 2D mapping of overhead utility systems showing pole locations, attachment positions, utility ownership, and network alignments. This information supports utility coordination efforts, road widening projects, land development initiatives, infrastructure improvements, and relocation planning.
For projects requiring enhanced visualization and asset management capabilities, Kiwa T2 can develop detailed digital representations of overhead infrastructure. These deliverables may include pole profiles, attachment inventories, clearance information, and documentation of equipment mounted on each structure. When combined with our engineering expertise, these inventories provide valuable insights for project planning, conflict analysis, risk mitigation, design development, and ongoing asset management.
Who is it for?
The Overhead & Aerial Asset Inventory service by Kiwa T2 is intended for municipalities, transportation agencies, engineering consultants, utility companies, land developers, infrastructure owners, utility coordinators and design teams involved in road widening, land development, utility relocation, and infrastructure improvement projects. These organizations typically require reliable information about existing overhead utility networks to support planning, design development, conflict identification, utility coordination, and asset management activities.
Benefits of Overhead/ Aerial Asset Inventories
- Improves understanding of existing overhead utility infrastructure.
- Supports efficient utility coordination and conflict identification.
- Provides reliable data for road widening and land development projects.
- Assists with pole relocation planning and infrastructure design activities.
- Enhances project visualization through detailed digital asset documentation.
- Reduces uncertainty during planning and engineering phases.
- Supports informed asset management and infrastructure decision-making.
Why choose Kiwa T2
Kiwa T2 combines utility mapping expertise with engineering knowledge to deliver accurate, project-focused aerial asset inventories. Our team understands the relationship between overhead and underground utility infrastructure and provides documentation that supports practical design and construction decisions. By delivering detailed mapping, asset inventories, and digital infrastructure representations, we help stakeholders identify potential conflicts, improve project planning, and better manage utility assets throughout their lifecycle.
Steps in the Process
Project Consultation
Review project objectives, study area, and required deliverables.
Data Collection
Conduct field investigations and gather information on overhead utility infrastructure.
Asset Identification
Document poles, attachments, ownership information, alignments, and associated equipment.
Asset Identification
Document poles, attachments, ownership information, alignments, and associated equipment.
Quality Review
Verify data accuracy and consistency with project requirements.
Final Delivery
Provide digital mapping, inventories, profiles, and supporting documentation for project use.
Project Support
Assist stakeholders with interpretation and application of the deliverables as required.
Whether you are planning a road widening project, coordinating utility relocations, or managing existing assets, Kiwa T2 can provide the detailed aerial utility mapping and asset inventory information needed to support informed decisions. Contact our team to discuss your project requirements.
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