Sectors

Fifteen sectors, one method

What changes is the specification, the delivery formats and who reads the result. Every sector has its own page: what gets done, with which flight parameters, and what arrives at the end.

Agriculture

The field read zone by zone: gaps, waterlogging, lodging and damage measured on the orthophoto, not estimated from the headland.

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Loss adjusting and insurance

Damage documented with measurements and a certain date: orthophotos, areas and close detail without climbing on the roof.

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Solar and renewables

Dead strings and shorted cells found from the air: every thermal pixel carries a measured temperature.

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Construction, civil engineering and GIS

Progress reporting, earthwork volumes and georeferenced bases for design. The site flown on the same route every month.

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Real estate

The property and its context: boundaries, access, aspect. Images that sell and, from the same flight, measurements that hold up.

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Quarries, geology and earthworks

Extracted volumes, quarry faces and slopes: repeatable measurements on the terrain model, with nobody sent to the face.

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Industry and plants

Stacks, silos, cranes, roofs: visual and thermal inspection without stopping production.

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Oil, gas and utility networks

Tanks, routes and lines: patrol and documented inspection along paths repeated identically.

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Environment and land

Illegal dumping, embankments, burnt areas, watercourses: surveyed, measured and dated in a format your GIS reads.

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Search and rescue

After sunset the ground cools and a body does not: that difference is what the thermal camera sees and the eye cannot.

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Archaeology and heritage

Excavations, elevations and historic roofs: high-resolution metric documentation without touching anything.

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Film and production

Aerial cinematography for film, commercials and documentary, planned with the production and with the authorities.

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Media, sport and live events

Races, concerts and public events: aerial imagery where the crowd is, with the safety plan made first.

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Marine, ports and waterways

Hulls, quays and water basins filmed and measured from above, where the ground viewpoint is always the wrong one.

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Emergencies and civil protection

The state of things right after the event: flooding, landslides, collapse. A georeferenced map in hours, not days.

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