Every capture compares against the last.
Sites, volumes and progress tracking — measurable site data captured on a repeatable cycle, so every capture compares directly against the last.
Mapping & Photogrammetry
Lidar
Aerial Videography
Measuring what actually changed
Construction reporting runs on questions that are tedious to answer from the ground: how much material is in that stockpile, how far has the earthworks progressed, does what was built match what was designed. Every one of those is a measurement problem, and every one is slow when it is answered with a rod and a tape.
Flying the site on a cycle turns them into a data pull. An orthomosaic gives you a scaled plan view of the whole site on a known date; a surface model gives you volumes and levels; running both monthly gives you a defensible progress record that everyone in the reporting chain is reading from the same version of.
Typical applications
Monthly progress orthomosaics for reporting and claims
Stockpile and earthworks volume calculation
Cut-and-fill quantities measured against the design surface
Bare-earth terrain models on vegetated or pre-clearing sites
As-built verification against design drawings
Site overview footage for stakeholder and community updates
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