Mapping and Modeling

Get a bird’s eye perspective

Get a high resolution overhead perspective of your property, roof, or jobsite with aerial mapping.

Aerial mapping and modeling allows you to easily measure distances, plan out your project with cut and fill analysis, and keep a permanent record of progress and installation. These services can be purchased on a one-time basis or on a monthly contract.

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Process

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Request Quote

We provide prompt communication, quote response will be sent within 24 hours of request.

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Flight Scheduled

Contract is signed, payment is made. Then we plan out the flight, taking into account weather and airspace restrictions.

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Drone Capture

We map out your property for the drone to capture hundreds of images to be stitched together.

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Receive Deliverables

We provide you with the 2D/3D map in the desired format for ease of use.

Examples

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This is a 2D orthomosaic map of a horse ranch. This map is compiled of 290 high resolution images stitched together for extreme detail.

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This is a 2D orthomosaic map of a horse ranch. This map is compiled of 290 high resolution images stitched together for extreme detail.

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Mapping allows us to create 3D models to show elevation changes and typography. This can be used for construction buildings as well.

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Maps allow us to take volumetric measurements of stockpiles to better predict earthworks requirements.

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Single Overhead Image

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Orthomosaic image: This is a series of images taken and geometrically corrected to be scale and uniform, making one large image 2D or 3D.

FAQ’s

Our pricing for mapping missions consists of multiple factors: size of map, drone flight time, level of accuracy, and type of deliverable needed.

Unlike a regular photo, an orthomosaic image is a series of images taken and geometrically corrected to be scale and uniform, which can be used to measure true distances since it is an exact representation of the earth’s surface.

During the preflight planning process, we research your job location to see if there are any flight restrictions. If the location is in controlled airspace, we will request an authorization with the FAA for your flight.

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Request a Mapping Quote

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We will provide you with a detailed quote within 24 hours!