From Flight to Usable Information

SIX WAYS TO PUT AERIAL DATA TO WORK.

QuickView provides mapping, measuring, inspection, modeling, monitoring and real estate marketing services. Each mission is designed around the intended use of the final deliverable.

Aerial view of a large construction site with roads, dirt lots, buildings, and parked equipment.

Choose the Outcome

You do not need to know whether the project requires an orthomosaic, point cloud, thermal dataset or textured mesh. Explain what you need to accomplish and QuickView will recommend an appropriate approach.

Top-down game map of a construction site with markers, menus, and labeled points on a muddy terrain.

Map It

Current, site-wide visual and geospatial context.

Aerial view of a terraced earthwork with white outline markings on a construction site.

Measure It

Quantities derived from controlled aerial capture.

Concrete bridge underpass with numbered close-up views of cracks, stains, and structural surfaces

Inspect It

Detailed RGB and thermal documentation.

Abstract blue and purple digital wave mesh with glowing particles

Model It

Digital representations for viewing and analysis.

Three side-by-side aerial views of a construction site, showing stages from cleared land to framed buildings.

Monitor It

Repeatable documentation over time.

Small wooded island with a sandy shore in a calm lake, surrounded by dense forest and water

Market It

Professional media for property presentation.

Capture. Process. Deliver.

The intended deliverable determines the flight plan, sensor, positioning method, processing workflow and final file package.

Capture

Collect the right imagery, thermal data, video or positioning information.

Process

Transform raw data into maps, models, measurements, reports or finished media.

Deliver

Organize the results in formats the project team can understand and use.