Services
Drone based integrated systems with geophysical and topographical sensors.
For geophysical, hydrographic, industrial, archeological surveying, environmental monitoring and beyond.
Drone geophysical investigations have many benefits over cart-based surveys in some situations. It is fair to say that although airborne magnetometry is not replacing the precision achieved by cart surveys, recent technological developments mean that comparable results in some applications can be made. Regarding benefits, it is not just about the speed but also abut the safety of people in certain applications.
Please see the following list of benefits and the reasons why drone geophysical surveys can be a great idea:
- Accurate survey lines (using RTK precision)
- Fast data collection over all terrains
- Smooth data collection without sudden sensor movements (due to uneven ground)
- Surveys over water and boggy terrain (unsuitable for cart)
- Surveys over dangerous land areas (mine fields)
- Surveys over slopes and precarious land features (safety perspective)
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Provides scout capability to quickly evaluate large areas economically
- New technology enables comparable results to cart based systems
Drone based geophysical survey
Drone based geophysical survey have many benefits over cart-based surveys in some situations. It is fair to say that although airborne magnetometry is not replacing the precision achieved by cart surveys, recent technological developments mean that comparable results in some applications can be made. Regarding benefits, it is not just about the speed but also abut the safety of people in certain applications.
Drone based topographical survey - LiDAR and ortofotoplans
Professional drone services specialising in aerial topographic survey data collection. Survey your site or project with the latest best-in-class technology. Aerial survey methods are safer and cost-efficient. Survey outputs are comprehensive, accurate and still provide traditional CAD drawings in addition to the detailed point-cloud and 3D models generated by drone surveys.
Satellite interferometry - satellite monitoring
InSAR stands for Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar and is a proven technique for measuring ground movements. Satellites record images of the Earth, and these images can be combined to measure movements of the ground surface. InSAR (Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar) is a technique for mapping ground deformation using radar images of the Earth's surface that are collected from orbiting satellites.