Services
We start from the question your project needs answered — progress, quantities, geometry, or condition — then choose the aircraft, sensor, and processing to match. Every service ends in files your team can actually open.
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Dated aerial records of the whole site so every stakeholder sees the same progress.
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Georeferenced, measurable site basemaps — not a pile of overlapping photos.
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Zenmuse L3 LiDAR for terrain and structures where photos can’t see the ground.
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Textured 3D models of sites and structures, shareable in a browser.
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Stockpile and cut/fill surfaces you can measure from, scoped per site.
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Close visual and thermal coverage of roofs, facilities, and equipment — no ladders.
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Structured coverage of towers and elevated assets before anyone has to climb.
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The same flight, repeated on a schedule, so change over time is comparable.
Formats and coordinate systems are confirmed at scoping. Accuracy is project-specific and depends on control, sensor, altitude, and site conditions — see deliverables & formats and equipment.
Both are tools. The question you need answered picks the path — and many sites use both.
| Question | LiDAR | Photogrammetry |
|---|---|---|
| Ground under vegetation | Stronger path through canopy (still site-dependent). | Limited where canopy or dense cover hides the ground. |
| Visual site picture | Intensity / optional RGB overlay — not a photo map. | True-color orthomosaic stakeholders can read immediately. |
| Terrain / topo for design | Point cloud → DTM/DSM as scoped. | DSM from photos; bare-earth DTM weaker under vegetation. |
| Progress / stakeholder comms | Supporting 3D context. | Primary path — dated orthos and stills. |
| Volumes / earthwork | Available; method scoped per site. | Common on open ground and stockpiles. |
| When we typically recommend | Vegetated or complex geometry; design-base questions. | Open sites, basemaps, and progress programs. |
