For construction and infrastructure
A measurable view of the site, prepared for the project team
Drone mapping can document a work area and create a shared base for survey, design and coordination. We start with the boundary, coordinate system and the decisions the data must support.
For construction and infrastructure
DSM, DTM and contours when required
Point cloud for measurement and coordination
Delivery formats agreed with the technical team
Shared context
Reduce the gap between site conditions and the team's view
A construction site or infrastructure corridor can involve large areas, variable access and several disciplines. A planned aerial capture produces a coherent data set for the documented date.
For a relevant quotation, send the KML/KMZ boundary, location, desired result and any coordinate, accuracy or schedule requirements.
Site documentation
Orthophotos and oblique imagery provide a coherent view of the captured area.
Surfaces and terrain
Surface or terrain models and contours where the observations and brief support them.
Collaboration data
File formats are agreed with the surveyor, designer or BIM/GIS coordinator.
LiDAR as an alternative or complement
View LiDAR details on Discover LIDARFAE offers LiDAR scanning and combined photogrammetry + LiDAR projects
FAE provides airborne LiDAR scanning for terrain, vegetation, corridors, infrastructure and classified point clouds. When a project combines photogrammetry and LiDAR, we assess the site, geodetic control and deliverables as one coordinated scope; full LiDAR technical details are available on Discover LIDAR.
Deliverables
From orthophoto to measurable 3D data
Delivery may combine a GeoTIFF orthomosaic, LAS/LAZ point cloud, DSM/DTM, contours, 3D models and agreed vectors. The selection depends on purpose, terrain and available control.
Web access may support internal consultation; technical files remain the basis for measurement and integration.
Published evidence
7.4 km² documented in a hilly mining project
A published FAE Drones case covers 7.4 km² at elevations from 334 to 457 m and describes a photogrammetric mosaic, topographic maps, a 3D model, DEM and oblique and orthogonal imagery.
It shows the context and deliverables that can inform industrial or infrastructure discussions without automatically transferring the same parameters to a new site.
The area and outputs describe only the published project; feasibility, accuracy and schedule are set separately for each site.
Have the boundary? Get an instant quote.
Upload the KML/KMZ file and describe the required outcome. If not all technical requirements are defined, we will set them together before confirmation.