Aerial photography involves the use of drones, planes, or other aircraft to capture images of an area from above. These images are typically used to create maps, 3D models, or other visual representations of an area. This versatile technique serves several purposes, including surveying, mapping, and monitoring.

In some cases, specific projects require High-Resolution Orthophoto for large-scale mapping or Geographic Information System (GIS) Base maps. Orthophotos are the final product derived from the acquisition of aerial imagery from a large format metric sensor. With the advancement in computer processing power, these images are corrected into a specific scale and relief displacement. Consequently, this produces a digital photo that can be used to measure and locate topographic features in a correct and real scale.

1.2 Aerial survey control

Key features of our Aerial Survey Control service:

• Unparalleled Precision: Our control targets are meticulously designed and strategically placed to ensure unparalleled precision in your aerial surveys. Say goodbye to guesswork and embrace accuracy.
• Time and Cost Efficiency: With our service, you can significantly reduce surveying time and costs. Achieve faster project completion and enhanced productivity without compromising on accuracy.
  
• Expert Support: Our team of experienced professionals is always ready to assist you. Whether you have questions about target placement, survey planning, or data interpretation, we are here to help.
  
• Versatility: No matter the size or scope of your project, our control targets cater to various aerial survey applications, including land mapping, urban planning, agricultural monitoring, and more.

At Orthotek, we have extensive experience establishing control targets for aerial photography. We have provided control and aerial target on multiple projects in the US, Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.

1.2 Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs-Drone) mapping

1.3 Lidar mapping