Mapping and 3D Capture
High-resolution visual mapping, site models, and organized imagery for further analysis.
An orthomosaic combines aerial photographs into a single overhead image of the captured area. For a construction or industrial site, it can provide a current visual reference for discussing work areas, access routes, and the relationship between structures.
Mapping can be commissioned for an individual visit or included within a recurring progress program. Coverage and output requirements should be agreed before capture so the map serves the intended purpose.
Where the site and subject are suitable, photographs taken from multiple angles can be processed into a visual 3D model. This can help communicate the form of a structure or site when a flat overhead image does not provide enough context.
The available detail depends on the subject, visibility, and capture conditions. If particular surfaces or features matter to your project, identify them in the brief so we can assess whether they can be represented adequately.
Tell us who will use the data, what they need to see, and any required software or file formats. We will confirm the deliverables we can supply before the assignment is booked.
Our mapping offering is for visual documentation and project communication. It is not a boundary survey, certified elevation product, or survey-grade measurement service. If your project requires verified accuracy or engineering measurements, establish those requirements with your surveyor or engineer before commissioning the capture.
Share the location, approximate area, intended use, and required deliverable. If another professional will receive the files, include their specifications so we can review them at the outset.
Orthomosaics
Visual 3D models
Photogrammetry
Site context