Reveal detailed imagery
Increase visual awareness and ease of reference a clear site image.
Understanding the physical terrain of your landscape and communicating this environment efficiently is invaluable to identify, navigate and share with an agreed reference.
When this information is accurate and shared, communication and expectation become more efficient and fluid. Critical for internal teams and external agencies to plan, prepare, respond and support best outcomes.
2D Othomosaic and 3D map/models can
provide an excellent external reference, current and relevant to any site changes.
These images should be considered essential to support emergency/evacuation plans
Providing a quick reference to hazardous materials, assets and control points (Entry/Exit) aerial survey drone photography and video aerial mapping
Measure and Evaluate
Detailed autonomous flight.
While establishing boundaries, asset locality, measuring distance, height, quantity and volume across your site, valuable awareness is gained in sharing the sensitivity and proximity of assets relevant to environmental or physical exposure.
Capturing this data once will increase the value of your time, reducing cost. Repeating this process will increase your ability to sustain and improve future outcomes with certainty.
Metrics and optics gained from each flight can be shared across management to control future planning with successful outcomes. aerial survey drone photography and video aerial mapping
Monitor changes and prevent further COST
Aerial monitoring program.
Monitoring structural, environmental and physical security changes will save money establishing accurate information to support decision making.
Autonomous flights will monitor specific assets, identify unusual changes in temperature, geographical re-location of key assets, measure any physical influence or impact relevant to sensitive environments.
This service provides a unique opportunity to forecast, prepare and respond proactively, avoiding the gut-wrenching emotional collapse experienced from reactive discomfort.