Overview
Emerging Technology
Drones are being used in many different types of engineering projects including inspections, maintenance, installations, and repairs. From transmission lines to industrial facilities to critical infrastructure like roads and bridge, drones are allowing engineers to do their jobs safer, faster, and more efficiently, saving clients time and money. Beyond these benefits, drones provide clear, high-resolution images and videos and are a more cost-effective alternative to satellite and other aerial surveying technologies. Drone imaging can eliminate the need for cranes, helicopters or planes to perform remote imaging, monitoring and inspection.
Bird's-Eye View with Ease through Drone Surveying
Drone Surveying provides an overhead survey with accurate drone technology reducing turnaround time on key deliverables. Few technologies have helped to revolutionize the pre-planning phases of construction like drone surveying. UAVs also provide the ability to easily send a variety of payloads upward to gather a wide range of data points. At Aerial Alignment, we're excited to bring a fresh perspective on this emerging technology to clients, big and small. Accurate data is more important than ever in a world of computer-aided building design. Without the ability to quickly and easily survey a site to obtain the necessary information, it is surprisingly easy for a project to slip behind schedule before it truly begins. Our services aim to reduce or eliminate the hurdles to the next phase of your efforts.
The Benefits of Drone Mapping
Drone mapping provides you with access to all the conventional deliverables you would expect from a survey, along with additional capabilities for further interpretation of the data. Using a drone for 3D mapping of bulk earthworks, for example, can enable photogrammetric analysis for rapid volume calculations.
Drone surveys can benefit even the most challenging sites. A drone can quickly criss-cross a property back and forth, taking many more images and gathering more data than a human can. Even for very large commercial developments, we can make quick work of the area under survey.