Drone survey and remote sensing
We fly multispectral, hyperspectral and photogrammetric surveys, and deliver calibrated maps, 3D models and digital twins.
A drone can cover in a morning what a ground team covers in a month, but only careful planning and processing turn its images into measurements. Our pilots and our processing team work from the same mission record, and we keep our methods current through our own research.
What we do
- Multispectral mapping
- Calibrated reflectance and vegetation index maps for crops, wetlands, forest and restoration sites, including surveys of several thousand images.
- Hyperspectral imaging
- Narrow-band imaging for work that needs to separate species, stress or materials that broader sensors cannot tell apart.
- Topography and 3D models
- Orthomosaics, surface models and point clouds with RTK positioning, for planning, volume and change measurement.
- Digital twins
- Navigable 3D scenes of sites and landscapes, published in a GIS portal or prepared for real-time and VR viewing.
Related work
Multispectral mapping across thousands of frames
Flying and processing multispectral surveys of more than 3,000 images into calibrated reflectance maps.
A forest you can walk through from a desk
RTK drone and 360-degree capture turned into a three-dimensional forest model for immersive viewing.
Teaching a four-band camera to see more
Ongoing research into reconstructing hyperspectral detail from multispectral drone imagery over mangroves.
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