A site you can see without standing on it.
Scheduled and on-demand aerial monitoring of sites, yards and remote assets, producing a dated record of what is there, what has changed and what has moved.
Visual and thermal
Scheduled or on demand
Dated coverage record
Presence, recorded
Sites that stand empty overnight, laydown yards holding plant worth more than the building beside them, and remote assets nobody visits between quarterly checks all share a problem. Nobody knows what has happened on them between visits, and by the time somebody does, the useful window has usually closed.
An aerial pass covers the whole footprint quickly and produces a dated record rather than an impression. Flown on a schedule it shows what has changed since last time, whether that is plant moved, material gone, access opened or encroachment starting. Flown on demand it answers a specific question quickly, without sending somebody to stand in a place that may not be safe.
What you get
Full-footprint visual coverage of the site, dated and timestamped
Thermal capture where activity or retained heat matters to the question
Change comparison against the previous pass
Plant and material inventory as visible from the air
Perimeter, access-point and encroachment documentation
Imagery retained as a record for the period agreed at the outset
How it works
Define what is being watched
Security, inventory, encroachment and progress are different questions needing different capture. We agree which one this is before a pattern is set, because it changes altitude, timing and sensor.
Set the pattern and the schedule
Footprint, altitude and route are established once so every pass matches, and airspace and permissions are cleared for the schedule rather than renegotiated flight by flight.
Fly the cycle
The site is flown at the agreed interval, or on request when something needs answering, with coverage recorded rather than assumed to have happened.
Report the change
Each pass is compared against the last, and what has changed is called out rather than left for you to find inside a folder of imagery.
Common questions
Can you just fly over a site and film it?
We fly sites we are engaged to fly, with the permission of whoever controls the ground, and we plan capture around what the job actually needs. Aerial work over property you do not control, or capture that sweeps in neighbouring homes, raises privacy issues we take seriously and will not set aside because a client has asked.
Can this replace a security patrol or fixed cameras?
No. It is not continuous and it does not respond to an alarm. It is a scheduled and on-demand record of the state of a site, which is a different and complementary thing to a fixed camera or somebody on the gate.
Can you fly at night?
Yes, with appropriately equipped aircraft and the authorisation night operations require. Thermal is often the point of a night pass, because it shows activity and recently retained heat that a visual camera in the dark will not.
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