Aerial view of a city corridor overlaid with LiDAR point-cloud and digital twin wireframes
Executive Education Series

From Reality Capture to Infrastructure Intelligence

Building the digital foundation for smarter local government. Three sessions on capturing the physical environment, understanding what is there and managing how it changes.

2026 Dates TBD 90-minute sessions Online · North America

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130,000+

local government stakeholders, utilities, DOTs and public works professionals in our audience

Capture · Understand · Manage

Why This Matters

Local government manages what it can accurately see.

Local governments are responsible for managing thousands of miles of streets, sidewalks, transportation corridors, public spaces and critical infrastructure. Yet many agencies still rely on incomplete inventories, disconnected systems, periodic inspections and outdated records to make important operational and investment decisions.

Advances in LiDAR, mobile mapping, imagery, reality capture, artificial intelligence and digital-twin technology are creating a new opportunity. Communities can now build accurate, reusable digital representations of their infrastructure—helping departments understand what exists, assess its condition, monitor change and make better decisions about maintenance, compliance, planning and capital investment.

This three-part series brings together public-sector leaders, technical experts and industry practitioners to examine practical applications, implementation strategies and measurable outcomes.

Why Attend

A practical understanding of modern reality-capture and infrastructure intelligence programs.

  • Improve the accuracy of infrastructure inventories

  • Reduce repetitive and fragmented data collection

  • Support safer and more efficient field operations

  • Strengthen compliance and condition-assessment programs

  • Improve collaboration between GIS, engineering and public works

  • Prioritize maintenance and capital investment

  • Prepare infrastructure data for AI and automation

  • Build a scalable foundation for digital twins

Event Format

Each 90-minute session includes:

The program remains technology- and vendor-neutral, with an emphasis on practical implementation, public-sector outcomes and lessons learned.

  1. 01An executive overview of the issue
  2. 02Local government case studies
  3. 03Educational presentations from technical specialists
  4. 04A moderated panel discussion
  5. 05Audience questions and answers
  6. 06Access to the recording and supporting resources

The Central Questions

Session 01

How do we create an accurate digital record of our infrastructure?

Session 02

How do we turn that data into actionable intelligence?

Session 03

How do we use that intelligence to improve operations and investment?

From data collection to better decisions.

The future of infrastructure management is not simply about collecting more data. It is about creating a trusted digital foundation that helps local governments see their communities more clearly, understand infrastructure conditions and make better decisions.

Capture the physical environment. Understand what is there. Manage how it changes.