Surveying and GIS
⦁ Land surveying
⦁ Cadastral maps
⦁ Topographical surveys
⦁ Precise measurements
⦁ Land management and development
⦁ Urban planning
Drone technology represents a huge potential for surveyors and GIS professionals. It greatly cuts the cost and work hours of data capture. Further, you can survey otherwise unreachable areas and deliver high-resolution aerial maps that would be otherwise impossible to produce in a safe or cost-effective way.
Mining and aggregates
⦁ Inventory and management of stockpile volume
⦁ Mine or quarry monitoring and operation planning
⦁ Assessment before drilling or blasting
⦁ Road monitoring
⦁ Slope monitoring
⦁ Hazard identifications
Improve the management efficiency of large mining sites and quarries by providing complete data about the state of the site in a short turnaround time. Data can be safely produced by workers on site without the danger of climbing stockpiles or walking amidst moving construction equipment. All of this at a fraction of the cost of traditional surveying methods and without machinery disruption.
Construction and infrastructure
⦁ Volume measurements
⦁ 3D models of sites
⦁ Tracking construction progress
Drones helps construction professionals to quickly map large or unreachable areas. It also decreases costs and improves the turnaround time for surveying and construction while helping you stay on track with your budget and timeline throughout a project.
Agriculture
⦁ Monitor plant health
⦁ Perform plant count
⦁ Optimize plant ROI
⦁ Assess losses after major weather event
Our professional drones produce multispectral imagery to provide accurate plant counts or identify plant health problems early on. This data can be used to prevent costly spread of diseases or invasive species. It can also provide valuable insights to boost yield productivity.
Environmental monitoring
⦁ Population monitoring and control
⦁ Classify areas
⦁ Volumes
⦁ Monitor land changes
Conservationists and researchers use commercial drones to easily and quickly track wildlife or monitor land changes without the need for low-resolution satellite images or costly manned aircraft.
