Frequently asked questions

What is an orthomosaic map

An orthomosaic map is a detailed, accurate, and distortion-free representation of an area that's created by stitching together many overlapping aerial photos.

What is the benefit of mapping

Aerial mapping and modeling allows you to easily measure distances, plan out your project with cut and fill analysis, and keep a permanent record of progress and installation. These services can be purchased on a one-time basis or on a monthly contract.

What is the difference between mapping and single images?

Unlike a regular photo, an orthomosaic image is a series of images taken and geometrically corrected into a single image to be scale and uniform, which can be used to measure true distances.

Who can benefit from an orthomosaic map?

Anyone who needs a highly detailed, distortion-free aerial view of a large area to accurately measure distances, monitor changes over time, plan projects, or analyze terrain features. By providing detailed, accurate representations of the Earth’s surface, orthomosaic maps facilitate better decision-making and efficient project management for a range of different industries.

2D map of a construction site with example measurement

2D map of a construction site surface model showing terrain features

2D map of a construction site surface model showing vegetation