Construction

Multiple aerial photos can be stitched together to show a single high-resolution photo of an area. Combined with a high accuracy RTK drone, the photos can provide extremely accurate geographic positioning, which can also be used to calculate distances and areas.

High-Resolution orthomosaic photographs detailing construction progress.  Photos can be created weekly, monthly or as prescribed by the customer to keep a record of job-site progression to assist project managers and to document pre-existing and developing conditions throughout the project life cycle

Aerial photos can be taken from various angles to create a 3-D model of an area.  These models can be imported into various modeling programs to assist with site design.  Because of the 3-D nature of the models, volumetric analyses can be done such as cut/fill analysis.

3D or 2D orthomosaics  can be created detailing the condition of a roof.  By flying at a low enough altitude, multiple photos can be stitched together to create a very detailed orthomosiac showing details down to the centimeter (1/2 inch) or less.