Arbrium — infrastructure asset intelligence

Solutions · Highways

Roadside assets on live networks, connected.

Highways programmes run in short windows, on live carriageways, often under traffic management — with several teams and suppliers working the same corridor. Arbrium gives them one connected record of the assets, the inspections and the work.

Arbrium project map along a road corridor

In live use

The programmes Arbrium runs on the road network today.

Ash dieback programmes

Condition class, priority and recommended works for individual trees, groups and belts — surveyed against the client's own asset references.

Boundary and fenceline surveys

Fencing captured as measured lines, grouped by road reference, with condition, install and removal quantities.

Soft estate and woodland

Linear belts and woodland blocks as polygons, alongside the individual trees within them.

Drone evidence

Crown imagery captured by Arbrium Air and returned to the right asset record.

Built for highways

The details highways work depends on.

Specific to how highways asset owners and their suppliers actually operate.
  • The client's asset layer as the survey map

    Imported as supplied, British National Grid converted, references kept.

    Available
  • Highway boundary on the map

    The client's boundary as a reference layer, with each asset's distance to it — and, where the boundary encloses a site, whether the asset sits inside it.

    Available
  • Road reference filled from location

    Available
  • Returns in the client's GIS standard

    British National Grid Shapefile with separate point, line and polygon layers; CSV and Excel with easting/northing.

    Available
  • Drone separation checks

    Inspection points checked against the 50m separation requirement in GG 954 before a mission is flown.

    Available
  • Read-only access for the asset owner, per project

    Available
  • Vegetation–boundary dependencies across projects

    Available
  • Drainage, structures, lighting and signs

    Planned

Many suppliers, one corridor

Different teams inspect the same network. Arbrium connects what they find.

A vegetation programme and a boundary renewal on the same junction are two contracts to their suppliers — and one site to the network.

PROJECT

Vegetation programme

Surveyed by the vegetation team

Tree

Tree T-882

Recommended: Fell

Tree

Tree T-883

Recommended: Fell

Suggested by Arbrium

must be done before

1.7m apart · felling sits inside the fence's work zone · different project

Confirmed by a person

PROJECT

Boundary renewal

Delivered by the boundary contractor

Boundary fence

Fence F-104

Recommended: Replace

Coordination opportunity

3 planned interventions within 250m — review for shared access and traffic management.

Two projects. Two teams. One physical dependency — surfaced before anyone is on site.

Put your corridor's assets, inspections and works in one picture.