September 2017

Drone aerial services in Brisbane are regulated by CASA, an Australian Government body responsible for the operations of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in Australia. Surveyors, architects, engineers, business owners, and real estate agents seek to make the best use of the benefits that result from the use of drones such as creating marketing clips, documenting construction sites, coming up with high-resolution orthomosaic maps, and improving real estate profile ranks. Professional drone pilots capture footage that is outstanding: High-resolution photos and videos, large paranomas, and successful independent drone mapping projects. The Mavic Pro drone is a great choice for capturing High-Def stills and shooting 4K videos owing to it being lightweight and can maneuver easily. Whether cityscape, landscape, or outdoor photography, drones offer the best aerial footage for construction projects, realty development, branding for corporates, and holiday business ventures in Brisbane. Drone paranoma shooting allows for capturing of an array of aerial photos and then come up with a large merged image perfect for big prints. Independent flight control apps such as Skyward and DroneDeploy facilitate aerial drone mapping, allowing for the capture of high-resolution aerial images. Clients are provided with quality multi-format GIS data allowing for more visualization, a deeper analysis, […]

Aerial mapping is one of the most efficient ways of surveying large tracts of land as compared to traditional methods. The process involves creating a digital terrain model or an accurate photographic model by taking a stereoscopic image from a series of aerial photography. This model is then used for several different engineering and surveying purposes. According to the mapping process, surveyors are required to offer both vertical and horizontal controls. Besides, they should also pinpoint supplementing information such as utility holes, hydrants as well as any other information that is not clear on the photograph. With the direction of the one doing aerial mapping, the surveyor locates large targets on the ground before the aerial photography. Moreover, the assessor offers the XYZ coordinates of the targets to the person doing the aerial mapping. The three coordinates are then used as the control points for better aerial photography as well as offering supplementing information. Therefore, the surveyor can provide information that is clearer especially in critical areas as compared to aerial mapping. With the introduction of cheap drone technology, efficient lightweight batteries, and cameras, aerial photography has made the mapping of large tracts of land very affordable. Besides, the presence […]

Over the course of the past decades, we have witnessed the emergence of mining aerial surveying.The aerial surveying and mapping phenomenon has changed our approachof mining operation and exploration. Uses of Drones Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles or UAV for short, are simply flying vehicles that are piloted remotely or through the use of preprogrammed information. As such, a drone can be pre-programmed to fly over a terrain using predetermined coordinates and directions. They have a huge advantage over manned aircraft since manned aircraft are expensive and not suitable for regular airborne photogrammetry since the flying is not as consistent as pre-programmed drones. With the current level of drone technology, the use of drone photogrammetry has proven to be an amazing way to measure stockpile volume, to perform blast fragmentation, and also to create pit maps. This is particularly true of using data collected by drones to monitor both stockpile volume and to pit map. Another avenue where drones shine is in the creation of three-dimensional maps of mining areas. It is safe to say that the spatial information gathered by drones is one of the best and the most economical way to digitally create topographic maps, orthorectified […]