Drone SURVEY
Our Drone
Survey Services
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Aerial mapping
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Digital terrain models
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Contours and surface models
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Stockpile and earthworks volumes
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Construction progress monitoring
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Large-area and inaccessible site surveys
Not every project
is best surveyed from the ground
For large areas, difficult terrain or projects requiring regular progress updates, drone surveying provides a faster and safer way to capture accurate site information. Combined with survey-grade processing, it delivers reliable data that supports planning, earthworks, volume calculations and project monitoring.
Where drone surveys add the most value
Large project areas
Capture extensive areas efficiently.
Difficult or unsafe access
Survey remote, steep or challenging areas safely.
Ongoing project monitoring
Compare site progress over time using consistent, repeatable aerial surveys.
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F.A.Q.
A drone survey uses unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) equipped with cameras and sensors to capture accurate aerial data across a site. This information can be processed into maps, 3D models and measurements to support planning, design, construction and project monitoring.
Drone surveys are particularly useful for large sites, difficult-to-access areas, earthworks, stockpile measurements and projects requiring regular progress monitoring. They provide an efficient way to capture detailed site information while improving safety and reducing the need for extensive ground coverage.
Depending on the project requirements, drone surveys can provide orthophotos, digital surface models, terrain models, point clouds, contour information, stockpile volumes and progress monitoring data. We discuss required outputs before the survey begins to ensure the information delivered is ready for project use.
Drone mapping is a valuable surveying tool, but it does not replace the experience and judgement of a surveyor. The right approach depends on the project requirements, accuracy needs and site conditions. Drone data can complement traditional surveying methods by efficiently capturing large areas and providing additional site information.
The time required depends on the size, location and complexity of the site. Drone surveys can significantly reduce field time on large areas compared with traditional methods, while still providing detailed and reliable site information.
Yes. Drone operations must comply with Australian aviation regulations, including CASA requirements. Our drone surveys are planned and conducted with safety, site conditions and project requirements in mind.