INTRODUCTION

Drone Surveying & Mapping

A DragonFly Vision topographical survey will provide you with an extremely accurate depiction of your land layout and structure. Using our HiDef drones, we can scan a large area in 4k to provide you with height details of anything inside that defined area. By analysing everything from trees, buildings, land and any other structures, you can gain an extremely accurate snapshot of your land area.

A topographical survey is a detailed measurement and mapping of the natural and man-made features of a specific piece of land. Drone surveys will help you achieve results faster and cheaper than any traditional methods. Our drone topo surveys can produce a variety of different data for you. Everything from 3D Point clouds to surface models with a variety of different data points on for your topo measurement.

On top of our flexible surveys, we can also provide the data to you in a multitude of different file formats. If you have a piece of software to aim for, then we will provide you files specific for that programme.

DragonFly Vision use the latest topographic survey equipment equipped with the latest drone LiDAR and photogrammetry technology designed to gather georeferenced data with survey grade accuracy. In more challenging ground conditions, our LiDAR technology can collect surface data beneath dense vegetation and tree canopies.

The benefit is that we can we build topographical maps and models for you to make informed decisions about for your project.

Our advanced drones carry the latest LiDAR and photogrammetry technology, with high resolution centimetre accurate survey grade precision. Creating you an accurate and detailed topographic map or model of your survey area.

Accurate 3D Models and georeferenced 2D maps aid in construction planning and land management, identifying potential issues before they escalate.

Drones assist in monitoring and assessing environmental changes, such as deforestation, erosion and wildlife habitats. This information is crucial for land management and conservation.

3D modelling provides precise representation which can be used for planned preventable maintenance (PPM) and inspection work. Ideal for critical infrastructure, such as bridges, power lines, pipelines and commercial building inspections.