Turn Aerial Data Into Quantities You Can Use

DISTANCE, AREA, ELEVATION, VOLUME AND CHANGE.

Properly planned photogrammetry can support stockpile, earthwork and site measurements without requiring personnel to traverse every part of the project area.

Aerial view of a construction site with dirt roads, stacked materials, and scattered equipment.

Capture. Process. Deliver.

Measurement quality depends on flight planning, image overlap, positioning, site conditions and the intended use of the results.

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CAPTURE

Build a measurement-quality dataset.

  • High-overlap imagery
  • RTK positioning
  • Ground control when required
  • Targeted stockpile coverage
Aerial view of a large construction site with dirt roads, equipment, and parked vehicles along the edges

PROCESS

Create measurable surfaces.

  • Dense point clouds
  • Elevation models
  • Volume calculations
  • Cut-and-fill comparisons
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DELIVER

Make the result reviewable.

  • Volume reports
  • Annotated measurement maps
  • Quantity summaries
  • Condition imagery

Common Applications

Results support planning, inventory, estimating and verification. Accuracy depends on the mission design and site conditions.

Material Inventory

Aggregate, sand, gravel, drainage rock and construction materials.

Earthwork

Excavation, grading, surface change and cut-and-fill comparisons.

Project Verification

Area, distance, elevation and quantity documentation.