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Approximately 300 castles and fortresses are scattered across Bosnia and Herzegovina. One of them is Buzim Castle, located in northwestern BIH, which was built in the 13th century, It was expanded and fortified over the centuries, especially during the Ottoman period. For the purpose of protection and restoration, we created this 3D photogrammetric model, from which we will further create architectural drawings for restoration. If you have any questions or would like to discuss this with us, feel free to reach us: info@geogis.ba #geogis #buzim #bih #architecture #3d #landsurveying #photogrammetry #trimblegeospatial #3dmodeling #surveying #scantocad #laserscanning

Uvijek rado viđen gost. Naš selektor BiH, legendarni fudbaler Željezničara i Jugoslavije. #meša #baždarevic #geogis #sarajevo #bih #Yugoslavia

🏛 Detecting movement that could lead to collapse of buildings. Our team at GeoGIS Ltd. recently undertook a project to assess the stability of floors in a historic building in Sarajevo, dating back to the Austro-Hungarian period, over a century old. As part of the renovation efforts, we conducted geodetic measurements to evaluate the structural integrity of the floors under different loads. Using the Trimble DN 003, we measured the deformation of a benchmark under incremental loads of 300 kg, 600 kg, 900 kg, and 1350 kg per square meter. The results were reassuring, showing minimal movement—less than a millimeter—indicating no significant deformation that could compromise the building's stability. Notably, after unloading the test area, the floor returned to its original height, demonstrating its resilience. This project underscores the importance of precise geodetic measurements in ensuring the safety and preservation of our architectural heritage. #GeoGIS #GeodeticSurvey #StructuralStability #HeritageConservation #Sarajevo

We have successfully conducted a training session for the company Geo-Metar from Podgorica. The training was carried out by the company Markos from Pale and GeoGIS studio d.o.o. from Sarajevo. Marko Savić from Markos led the photogrammetry training, covering all segments of the workflow with drones, from capturing images to generating 3D models and orthophotos. Ibro Balihodžić from GeoGIS led the training on geodetic networks and the use of JAG3D software. #geo_metar #Markos #geogis #geometar #education #surveying #landsurveying #photogrammetry #controlnetwork #Podgorica #Sarajevo

We are extremely proud that we had the opportunity to participate in the realization of another important object of the history and culture of our area. Now we are already entering the period of adulthood and this is already a double-digit number of projects we have worked on, which are national monuments of the highest level in Bosnia and Herzegovina. We worked on the conservation project of the Royal Town of Bobovac, located near Kraljeva Sutjeska in central Bosnia and Herzegovina. We hope that our small contribution will ultimately help in the preservation and future revitalization of this space. 🖐🖐🖐🖐 The Royal City of Bobovac is one of the most important historical sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on Mount Visocica in the central part of the country. Its history is deeply intertwined with the history of the Bosnian kingdom, making it a key point for understanding medieval Bosnia. Founding and Early History Bobovac was built in the first half of the 14th century, during the reign of Ban Stjepan II Kotromanic. It was first mentioned in 1349. Its location on a steep mountain provided excellent natural protection, making it suitable for a royal residence and administrative center. The city was surrounded by thick walls and had several towers that served as watchtowers. Period of Prosperity During the reign of Tvrtko I Kotromanic (1353–1391), Bobovac became the main royal city and the key political, administrative, and military center of the Bosnian kingdom. Tvrtko I was crowned King of Bosnia in 1377, and during his reign, Bosnia reached its greatest territorial extent and political influence. At that time, Bobovac was the seat of the royal family, where important political decisions were made, and the royal insignia were kept. Architectural Characteristics Bobovac had a complex system of fortifications, including the royal palace, churches, noble residences, and military structures. One of the most important buildings was the King's Church, where some of the Bosnian kings were buried. The city also had a sophisticated system for collecting and distributing water, which was vital for survival during sieges. The Fall of Bobovac Bobovac fell into Ottoman hands in 1463, marking the end of the Bosnian kingdom. Sultan Mehmed II the Conqueror took the city after a short siege. King Stjepan Tomasevic had previously fled the city but was later captured and executed. The fall of Bobovac had great symbolic significance as it represented the fall of Bosnian independence and the beginning of Ottoman domination in this part of the Balkans. Post-Ottoman Period After the conquest, Bobovac lost its strategic and political significance. The Ottomans used the city for a time as a military stronghold, but it was soon abandoned and left to decay. Over time, most of the structures were destroyed or fell into ruin, leaving only remnants that testify to its former glory.

Celebrating Growth and Vision at GeoGIS! 🌟 From our humble beginnings in a small apartment, to a thriving team of many talented professionals, GeoGIS has been on an incredible journey. 🚀 Our passion and dedication have propelled us to the crossroads of becoming one of the leaders in the domestic market, and we are now exploring exciting opportunities to expand our reach globally. 🌍 Join us as we unveil our new video, showcasing the innovative services that have driven our success. Together, let's continue to break boundaries and shape the future! --------------------------------------------------------------- Slavimo rast i viziju u GeoGIS-u! 🌟 Od naših skromnih početaka u malom stanu, do uspješnog tima mnogih talentiranih profesionalaca, GeoGIS je svo ovo vrijeme bio na nevjerovatnom putu. 🚀 Naša strast i posvećenost doveli su nas do raskrsnice da postanemo jedan od lidera na domaćem tržištu, a sada istražujemo mogućnosti za širenje našeg dosega na globalnom nivou. 🌍 Pridružite nam se dok predstavljamo naš novi video, prikazujući inovativne usluge koje su potaknule naš uspjeh. Zajedno, nastavimo rušiti granice i oblikovati budućnost!

Meet Haris Bulić! Haris Bulić has been a valuable member of our team for the past two years. During his time with us, he has successfully completed numerous projects in GIS, laser scanning, and surveying. His technical skills and attention to detail have consistently produced outstanding results, making him an indispensable asset to our company. Enthusiastic and Dedicated Haris approaches every task with enthusiasm and a positive attitude. Whether he's working on complex GIS analyses or conducting precise laser scanning and surveying on construction sites, his commitment to excellence shines through. His ability to tackle challenges with a great smile and unwavering dedication is truly inspiring to all of us. A Fun and Lively Colleague Beyond his professional expertise, Haris is known for his incredible sense of humor. He knows every joke in the book and can effortlessly imitate others, bringing laughter and joy to the workplace. His fun-loving nature and ability to create a lively atmosphere make him a cherished colleague and friend to everyone on the team. We're proud to have Haris Bulić on board and look forward to many more years of his exceptional contributions and infectious enthusiasm! #geogis #scantocad #CAD #sarajevo #trimblegeospatial #oldbuilding #architecture #bosnia #autocad #scan #3dscanning #teamplayer #smile #landsurveying #surveyor

3D scanning of this magnificent place. 😍 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mostar is a historic city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on the Neretva River and known for its iconic bridge, the Stari Most. The city’s name, derived from the term "mostari" (bridge keepers), reflects its long-standing significance as a crossing point. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Early History Mostar's origins date back to the 15th century during the Ottoman Empire. The Ottomans developed Mostar as a key administrative and commercial center. The Stari Most, built in 1566 by the renowned Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan's student, Mimar Hayruddin, became the city's defining landmark. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Austro-Hungarian Period Following centuries of Ottoman rule, Mostar came under Austro-Hungarian control in 1878. This period introduced European architectural styles and further modernization, blending with the city's existing Ottoman influences. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20th Century and Beyond Mostar's diverse cultural heritage reflects its varied history, but the city faced significant turmoil during the Yugoslav Wars in the 1990s. The Stari Most was destroyed in 1993 but was meticulously reconstructed and reopened in 2004, symbolizing reconciliation and the city's enduring spirit. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cultural Significance Today, Mostar is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its blend of Ottoman, Mediterranean, and Western European architectural styles. The restored Stari Most stands as a powerful emblem of peace and cooperation, attracting visitors from around the world. Mostar’s rich history and cultural heritage make it a vital part of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s identity and a testament to the resilience of its people. #Surveying #3DLaserScanning #Photogrammetry #Mostar #Bosnia #HistoricPreservation #3DModeling #InnovationInEngineering #geogis #Pocitelj #Bosnia

In cooperation with our architect team. We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of our latest project in the beautiful historic town of Počitelj, Bosnia! Utilizing cutting-edge surveying techniques. We used: 3D Laser Scanning: Capturing intricate details with precision. Photogrammetry: Creating accurate 3D models from photographs. Future Look Animation: Using the data collected, we crafted a detailed 3D animation envisioning the future restoration and development of the area. This project not only preserves the rich history of Počitelj but also provides a visionary glimpse into its potential future. We are proud to contribute to the conservation and revitalization of such a culturally significant site. Stay tuned for more updates and visualizations of our work! ---------------------------------------- U saradnji sa našim arhitektonskim timom. Oduševljeni smo što možemo najaviti uspješan završetak našeg najnovijeg projekta u prekrasnom historijskom gradu Počitelju, Bosna! Koristeći najsavremenije geodetske tehnike. Koristili smo: 3D lasersko skeniranje: Snimanje složenih detalja s preciznošću. Fotogrametrija: Kreiranje tačnih 3D modela od fotografija. Animacija izgleda budućnosti: Koristeći prikupljene podatke, napravili smo detaljnu 3D animaciju koja predviđa buduću obnovu i razvoj područja. Ovaj projekat ne samo da čuva bogatu historiju Počitelja, već i pruža vizionarski uvid u njegovu potencijalnu budućnost. Ponosni smo što doprinosimo očuvanju i revitalizaciji ovako kulturno značajnog lokaliteta. Pratite nas za još ažuriranja i vizualizacija našeg rada! #Surveying #3DLaserScanning #Photogrammetry #Počitelj #Bosnia #HistoricPreservation #3DModeling #InnovationInEngineering #geogis #Pocitelj #Bosnia

We have created accurate drawings depicting the current condition of the facades of the Roof Gardens building in Sarajevo. These drawings have served as the foundation for developing the facade project and facilitating the mechanical production of the metal and glass elements comprising the facade. Contact us: info@geogis.ba