Methodology
Processing architecture for the Boulder pilot: public address, parcel and roofprint geometry combined with airborne LiDAR, reconstructed into planar roof surfaces and measured in a projected coordinate system.
Point cloud processing
The 3DEP tile subset covering the roofprint is clipped, classified and thinned before reconstruction.
Planar reconstruction
Roof surfaces are fitted as planes constrained by the roofprint boundary, following the Roofer / 3DBAG approach.
Topology and measurement
Plane adjacency produces the edge graph, which is then classified and measured.
Known limits
The pilot depends on public data vintage and density; limitations are surfaced rather than hidden.
About this pilot
SmartRoof is a geospatial engineering prototype built by CCK Group. It covers Boulder, Colorado and runs entirely on public data: USGS 3DEP LiDAR, DRCOG planimetrics and Boulder County parcel and address records. Every measurement on this site was produced by the pipeline described above — none of it is entered by hand.