Drone Surveys

Efficiency: Drone surveys are fast, enabling us to cover large areas and gather data much quicker than traditional methods. This significantly reduces both time and costs.
Accuracy: Equipped with high-resolution cameras and advanced sensors, drones provide precise measurements and high-quality imagery for accurate data collection.
Safety: Drones can access difficult or hazardous areas without putting surveyors at risk. This is particularly useful for roof inspections, tall buildings, and sites with limited access.
Cost-Effectiveness: Drones reduce the need for expensive equipment and manpower, providing an affordable alternative to traditional survey methods.
Minimal Disruption: With drone surveying, there’s little impact on the surrounding environment, making it a non-intrusive solution that doesn’t disrupt day-to-day activities.

Land Mapping: Capture topographical data for large sites like greenfields, brownfields, and construction projects.
Roof Inspections: Ideal for assessing roof conditions and generating detailed roofscape plans and 3D models without the need for scaffolding.
Construction Monitoring: Track the progress of construction projects with high-resolution video and images to help monitor build integrity, compliance, and timelines.
Heritage Site Inspections: Create digital records for historic buildings and heritage sites, which can be used for conservation efforts or as part of a long-term maintenance plan.
Agricultural Surveys: Monitor crop health, map fields, and assess environmental conditions to support farming operations.

Preparation: The first step is to establish the survey area and outline the project objectives. We determine the necessary equipment and plan the drone’s flight path based on the site’s unique needs.
Aerial Capture: During the survey, our drones fly over the designated area, capturing high-resolution images and videos. The data gathered is immediately processed and transformed into useful survey deliverables.
Data Processing: Using advanced photogrammetry software, we convert the aerial images into detailed 3D models, point clouds, orthomosaics, and topographic maps. These deliverables provide an accurate, geo-referenced representation of the site.
Analysis & Reporting: Once the data is processed, we provide actionable insights and comprehensive reports, which can include volumetric measurements, condition assessments, and site visualizations.

Quick Data Collection: Drones can cover large areas in a fraction of the time it would take for traditional methods, providing timely data to make informed decisions.
High-Quality Output: The high-resolution cameras and sensors on drones provide superior quality imagery and data, allowing for more detailed analysis and decision-making.
Reduced Environmental Impact: Unlike traditional surveying methods, drones minimize the environmental disruption caused by machinery or human presence on-site.
Flexible & Versatile: Drones are suitable for a variety of industries, from agriculture to construction, and can be adapted for specific survey requirements.

Construction: For land mapping, monitoring progress, and assessing building conditions.
Agriculture: For crop health monitoring, yield predictions, and farm management.
Environmental: For tracking ecological changes, assessing damage, and supporting environmental assessments.
Energy: For inspecting infrastructure such as wind turbines and solar panels, ensuring safety and efficiency.
Heritage & Conservation: For documenting historical buildings and sites, and supporting conservation efforts with detailed surveys and 3D models.