The combined businesses of JBgeoimage and Jensen Bowers marked a significant milestone by celebrating a combined 140 years of business operations alongside recent project wins. The organisations position themselves as leaders in spatial services across the Asia-Pacific region.
The companies offer integrated capabilities spanning traditional surveying to advanced technologies. Their service range includes 3D scanning and modelling, UAV surveys, aerial photogrammetry, satellite imagery and data analytics. They serve diverse sectors: property, construction, infrastructure, mining, agriculture, environment and government.
Recent Jensen Bowers projects included stormwater infrastructure surveying for Gold Coast City Council, a 100-hectare rail yard survey using UAV LiDAR technology, and airport terminal upgrade services. Additional work encompassed highway surveys, lake upgrade 3D scanning, high-rise construction surveys and mixed-use development projects across Queensland.
Geoimage's recent work focused on satellite imagery and analysis services. They provided archived imagery for Greenland mining exploration covering 1,300 square kilometres, environmental studies in Bribie Island, and mine planning support across Peru, Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast. The company also delivered vegetation monitoring and digital elevation modelling services throughout the region.