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What is Aura?

A powerful 3D geospatial viewer and digital grid analysis platform for utility infrastructure

Aura is a 3D geospatial viewer and digital grid analysis platform designed for utility companies, infrastructure planners, and geospatial professionals. It enables you to visualize point cloud data, aerial imagery, and vector data while providing powerful tools for analyzing and managing utility infrastructure like poles, wires, and transmission towers.

Key Features

What Can You Do with Aura?

Visualize Geospatial Data

  • Load and view COPC point clouds (.laz files) with multiple visualization modes
  • Display raster imagery including orthophotos and oblique imagery
  • Overlay vector data from GeoJSON and KML/KMZ files
  • Browse geotagged images with EXIF metadata

Analyze Utility Infrastructure

  • Place and manage poles and transmission towers
  • Create spans connecting infrastructure
  • Model wires with voltage classification (Primary, Secondary, Telecom, Underbuilt)
  • Add crossarms and guy wires for complete infrastructure modeling
  • Calculate clearance distances between wires and vegetation

Measure and Annotate

  • Measure distances, areas, and heights directly on the map
  • Add comments and annotations with image attachments
  • Create cross-sections through point cloud data
  • Define clipping areas to isolate and export regions of interest

Getting Started

Ready to start using Aura? Follow these steps:

  1. Create an Account - Sign up for Aura and set up your workspace
  2. Add Your Data - Learn how to import point clouds, imagery, and vector data
  3. Set Up Worker - Install and configure Worker for advanced computational features
  4. Use Digital Grid Tools - Start analyzing and managing utility infrastructure

System Requirements

Aura runs in modern web browsers with WebGL support:

  • Chrome (recommended) - version 90+
  • Firefox - version 88+
  • Edge - version 90+
  • Safari - version 14+

For Digital Grid tools, you'll also need:

  • Worker desktop application running locally
  • Browser permission to access local network (127.0.0.1)

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