Drone surveying
Drone surveying has revolutionised the way we capture and analyse geographic information. Using advanced technology, drones enable highly accurate and efficient surveying in a fraction of the time required by traditional methods. These unmanned aerial devices are equipped with cameras and sensors that capture detailed imagery and geospatial data, providing accurate and up-to-date results. Drone surveying is ideal for a wide variety of applications, from urban planning and environmental monitoring to construction and agriculture.
Topographic Surveys with Drones
Drone surveying offers a fast and accurate way to map large areas of land. By using drones equipped with GPS and high-resolution cameras, detailed terrain data can be obtained, which is essential for the planning and execution of construction projects, civil works, and environmental studies. This method significantly reduces the time and costs associated with traditional topographic surveys.
Contour lines
Contour lines are lines that connect points of equal elevation on a terrain, and are fundamental to understanding the topography of an area. Using drones, contour lines can be generated with high accuracy, facilitating relief analysis and the planning of engineering and construction projects. The data obtained allows the creation of digital terrain models that are essential for the design and management of projects.
Orthophotos
Orthophotos are aerial images geometrically corrected to have the same accuracy as a map. From photographs captured by drones, orthophotos are generated that provide a detailed and accurate view of the terrain, eliminating distortions caused by topography and camera perspective. These images are valuable tools for geospatial analysis, urban and rural planning, and land change monitoring.