Your vocabulary, not the sensor's.
A forester asks for cutblock mapping. A quarry manager asks for a stockpile number. An engineer asks for a bare-earth DTM. All three are LiDAR flights, and nobody should have to translate.
Forestry
Cutblock mapping, terrain under canopy for road layout and stream identification, canopy height models, silviculture survey support and log yard inventory.
Forestry services →Construction & Development
Pre-construction topography, monthly progress records, earthworks quantities for progress claims, and as-built documentation.
Construction services →Mining & Aggregate
Stockpile volumetrics for inventory reconciliation, pit and highwall survey, haul road planning and reclamation monitoring.
Mining services →Environmental & Reclamation
Habitat and watercourse mapping, erosion and site change survey measured between repeat captures, spill and incident documentation, and revegetation extent reporting.
Environmental services →Utilities & Power
Transmission and distribution structure inspection, LiDAR-measured vegetation clearance, thermal hot-spot survey, substation documentation and corridor mapping.
Utility services →Municipal & Government
Capital project documentation, road and drainage survey, parks and foreshore mapping, landfill volumetrics and dated asset condition records.
Municipal services →Describe the problem, not the service
Tell us what decision the data has to support and we will tell you which method fits, what accuracy the job actually needs, and where a drone is the wrong tool.
- Transport Canada Advanced Operations, licensed pilots
- $5M aviation liability insurance
- Deliverables in your coordinate system and formats
- Written method and accuracy note on survey work