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The methods behind the map.
Connect aerial data capture, photogrammetry and spatial analysis in a workflow shaped around the information your project needs.
Three connected stages.
A current view of the site
Plan imagery around the project area, required detail, access conditions and intended use. Organized image sets provide a visual record and the input for further processing.
Explore aerial imagery →From images to spatial models
Overlapping imagery supports the creation of orthomosaics, point clouds, terrain and surface models, and 3D reconstructions. The output is selected to suit the project objective.
Explore photogrammetry →Information in context
Bring maps, models and other spatial datasets together for visualization, analysis, planning and communication across project teams.
Explore 3D GIS →Choose what you need to use
Potential outputs include aerial image datasets, orthomosaics, point clouds, 3D models and mapped land information. Agree the scope and format before work begins.
View all services →Define the requirements first.
The right workflow depends on more than the equipment. Share the area of interest, intended decision, required accuracy, coordinate system, preferred file formats and project schedule.
Data quality, coverage and deliverable requirements should be reviewed together. A visual model and a measurement-ready dataset can serve different purposes.
Let’s identify the right approach.
Tell us what you need to understand, measure or communicate about your site.
Discuss your requirements →