View public drawings for large areas and difficult terrain, results for design and building models. Each example shows what data you can check and what remains to be agreed for a new job.
Explore the interactive map Explore the orthophoto directly in your browser and compare the levels of detail available in QMAP.
In the layer list, open “ORTOFOTOPLAN-uri” and select the resolution you want to view.
Open the orthophoto (new tab)Siliștea–Măgureni: 7.4 km² / 740 ha. View the site drawing and maps; the area describes the project, not hectares per day.
View the case studyHilly terrain, between 334 and 457 m, and mining works. Public drawings show the terrain in the project's historical context.
View the case studyThe flood study relates the orthophoto, terrain model and water scenarios to the site assessment.
View the case studyInspect the public models and visible building geometry. A point cloud and mesh are distinct from a complete semantic BIM model.
View the 3D modelsView public examples of visual documentation and how repeat campaigns are established. Quantitative comparisons require compatible acquisition.
View progress monitoringView the drawings, models and context of FAE Drones jobs. The values describe published projects and are assessed separately for each new campaign.
Siliștea–Măgureni · 740 ha. Photogrammetric mapping of hilly terrain, presented in seven sheets showing the site, relief and mining context.
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Nine organised data categories supported terrain, drainage and rising-water scenario analysis.
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Public examples of maps, orthophotos, contours, DEM/DSM products and photogrammetric vectorisation.
View the case studyThe Siliștea–Măgureni case documents an area of 7.4 km² / 740 ha and its terrain context. The flood study links the orthophoto, model and scenarios to the client's decision. Technical values relate exclusively to those jobs.
The public Masuram portal page provides access to examples of orthomosaics and point clouds. You can view demonstrations without confusing public datasets with access to client projects. Delivery of a new job contains the products and functions agreed for that project.
The included period starts when the project is published in the portal. Access can be extended on request after 12 months.
View the public dataset in the 2D viewer available through the portal page.
Explore the geometry of the published 3D demonstration dataset.
The products, formats and functions needed for your project are established before the order.
Existing projects have separate access controlled by the administrator.
These examples illustrate result types and control stages. Each delivery contains only the items agreed in the project contract.
Upload the KML/KMZ file and describe the required outcome. If not all technical requirements are defined, we will set them together before confirmation.
