The construction industry benefits from operational efficiencies provided by aerial data via drone mapping. With the ability to gather linear and volumetric measurements from the sky, construction engineers and general contractors can remotely audit the progress and process of a project without ever stepping foot on the site. This includes things like remotely analyzing stockpiles of raw materials, general 3D point clouds for permanent records of installations, and auditing cut and fill calculations, even ensuring that the elevations gathered are accurate.
Drone mapping is already becoming a powerful “tool” to create 2d maps and 3d models that deliver extreme value for many types of companies from surveying, to engineering, to general contracting, to construction.
In stark contrast to traditional, outdated methods, drones are expediting workflows and saving significant time and money as they are increasingly used to map small and large areas.
Deliverables Include:
record all stages of construction in a much more intuitive way than is possible with a normal camera. 360 images can also be used to show progress to external parties and reduce the need for site visits
