Drone Survey in Plymouth

Drone surveying allows us to take more than just aerial photos from above.  We are able to capture incredible, precise maps and plans of wide areas and buildings from awkward angles.  Drone surveying allows us to easily plan for high-up surveying useful in cartography, town planning and more.

Leading drone technology and 3D laser scans enable us to plan precisely for expansive spaces.  For urban plans and for hazard analysis, drone surveys in Birmingham can be useful for project management and cost analysis alike.

There are many benefits to drone roof survey and land analysis.

• A drone site survey can save you money. Aerial planning and photography would otherwise incur large hardware and ongoing labour costs.  A one-off drone survey cost will pay for itself many times over.
• You’ll have access to incredible accuracy. Using drone sensors and 3D laser mapping, there is no better way to map out land and buildings precisely and comprehensively.
• Drone and UAV survey services are safe. There is no need for the user to get up on high to map out an area below.  Remotely pilot and scan an area for precise data.
• Drone survey formats are flexible and varied. Use data from scans in a variety of different editing suites and software.

Need aerial mapping and planning for land or building analysis?  Here are a few areas where Birmingham drone surveys may come in handy:

• Hazard planning – if you need to develop or build on land, make sure there are no slopes or potential landslides. Account for natural land problems for above.
• Town planning and urban analysis – need to take stock of built-up areas? Check for population build-up with comprehensive flight scans.
• Create new maps and cartography – remove the guesswork from mapmaking by creating specific, detailed plans and images from 3D laser scanning.
• Plan for land development – take stock of land measurements and nearby facilities likely to be impacted by your work.

We strive to offer cost-effective Birmingham drone surveys in all that we do.  However, the following factors may impact how much you pay:

• The size and area of the land and buildings you wish to survey
• Where your land surveys will take place
• How easy or difficult it is to access your site
• Whether or not there are any public areas such as stadiums or airports in the nearby area
• What type of building or land you wish to survey

Drones and UAVs will deliver surveys in the following formats and files:

• DSMs (in .xyz, .laz, .tiff and .las)
• 3D point cloud (in .las, .laz, .xyz and .ply)
• Orthomosaic files (in .jpg, .tiff, .kml, .png and .html)
• 3D texture mesh (in .obj, .dxf, .fbx, .ply and .pdf)
• Contours (in .shp, .dxf and .pdf)