Regular aerial imagery, survey-grade mapping and edited video captured on a set cadence and tied to the construction program.
A fixed set of vantage points, flown the same way every month, gives the project team, the client and the board a record nobody has to interpret. Progress claims, delay discussions and variations all get easier when everyone is looking at the same time-stamped picture.
Add mapping and the record becomes measurable: orthomosaics to check layout against design, volumetrics to verify earthworks quantities, and 3D models the team can walk through from the office.
Time-stamped stills and video from fixed vantage points, organised by month so anyone can flick back through the build.
A scaled top-down map and a 3D model of the site each capture, viewable in a browser or imported to your design tools.
Cut, fill and stockpile quantities calculated from the survey data, ready to check against claims.
An edited showreel and timelapse of the whole build for the client, the board and the marketing team.
Monthly is the usual base, with extra flights at milestones. Fast phases like steel erection may warrant fortnightly captures.
With RTK positioning and ground control it is accurate enough for progress verification and volumetrics. We will tell you the accuracy achieved with every dataset.
Yes. The earlier the baseline the better, but a consistent record from any point forward is still valuable.
You do. Every dataset is delivered in full and licensed for your use.
The best time to set up progress monitoring is before the first excavator arrives. Tell us about the project.
