Construction Documentation Weekly, biweekly or monthly? The right aerial capture schedule depends on how quickly the site is changing and how the imagery will be used. There is no single schedule that works for every construction project. Weekly Capture Weekly documentation works well during fast-moving phases such as site preparation, earthwork, foundations and structural construction. It creates a detailed visual timeline and can be useful when owners or project teams need

Mapping & Photogrammetry A drone can produce much more than a collection of photographs. But aerial photos, orthomosaics and 3D models serve different purposes, and not every project needs all three. Aerial Photography Standard aerial photography captures individual images from selected angles and elevations. It is ideal for construction progress, commercial property documentation, roof and asset imagery, stakeholder updates and marketing. Sometimes, this is all a project nee

Construction Documentation Drone imagery is becoming much more than a way to get an impressive aerial photo of a construction site. More project teams are using recurring aerial capture to create a visual record of how a site changes over time — from site preparation and earthwork through vertical construction and completion. From photos to project records A single aerial image provides context that can be difficult to see from the ground. A consistent series of images captur