Assets & GIS

Field evidence, joined to the asset IDs you already use.

Import your asset register, link observations from the footage to stable client IDs and hand mapped records back to the GIS team with their provenance intact.

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Aerial view of a road through a developing town

Short answer: RouteLens imports an asset register (CSV or GeoJSON) with field mapping, lets reviewers link video observations to stable asset IDs, keeps the camera position separate from the asset’s own position, and exports GIS-ready files: KML for Google Earth, GPX, CSV and GeoJSON for QGIS or ArcGIS.

Capabilities

What assets & gis gives your team.

Register import

CSV or GeoJSON inventory with field mapping and reconciliation.

Stable asset IDs

Observations join client IDs like SGN-0142 without creating duplicates.

Two positions, kept apart

Camera location and the asset’s own location are stored and exported separately.

Official chainage

Import an approved reference route, calibrate with control points and search by “km 12+350”.

Find by spoken note or sign

Opt-in local speech and signboard (OCR) indexing, English and Hindi, linked to source time.

GIS handoff

KML, GPX, CSV, GeoJSON, geotagged JPEG frames by distance and an evidence ZIP.

In detail

Update the register from real evidence.

Flag assets not seen in the footage
Flag new assets seen but missing from the register
Travelling distance is never promoted to official chainage without calibration
Templates for road, drainage and visible utility inspections

Good to know: Utility and drainage templates exist but are a second-phase target after road pilots. Speech and OCR accuracy on real Hindi and Hinglish road footage is not yet measured.

Brick village road with drain-side vegetation

Questions

Assets & GIS: common questions.

Which GIS formats can I export?

KML (Google Earth), GPX, CSV with time provenance and rejected points, GeoJSON for QGIS or ArcGIS, geotagged JPEG frames every N metres and an evidence ZIP with a manifest.

Can I import our existing asset inventory?

Yes. Import a CSV or GeoJSON register and map its fields. Observations then link to your stable asset IDs.

Does RouteLens support chainage like km 12+350?

Yes, after you import an approved reference route and calibrate it with control points. Findings then carry both GPS position and calibrated chainage.

Keep exploring

Next step

See RouteLens on your own footage.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough. Bring a recording and a sample report, and we will show you the map, video, findings and coverage working together.