A clearer view
from above.
Mapping and monitoring is an activity that has been made more accessible through the use of drone technology. No longer do you need to rely of satellite images or deploy helicopters to get a full picture of what is below.
Skyball Visuals deliver mapping and monitoring services to industries such as construction to provide clearer insights into land, assets, stock-piles and much more.
Mapping and monitoring services
2D & 3D Mapping
Measuring boundaries, creating digital elevation models, identifying landmarks, and inspecting assets are made easy by utilising drone-based photogrammetry techniques. Jobs that were traditionally flown by manned aircraft can now be completed by drones, saving thousands of pounds everytime.
Time based Monitoring
By creating repeatable autonomous flight plans you can monitor the progress of something over time. Whether it is a construction project, coastal erosion, vegetation growth, natural disaster effects, or something else, drones can allow you to clearly see what has happened over time.
Quarry Mapping
There is a lot of work that goes into planning the development and lifecycle of a quarry. The picture is constantly changing and what better way to monitor those changes than from above? By using drones we can create complete site maps on a regular basis which can be used to inform your next dig.
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