Surveying for Success

Providing an eye in the sky, enterprise drones can be used in land surveying operations to serve a multitude of objectives including cadastral surveying, topographic surveying and land-cover change.

By eliminating the need for extensive ground-based teams and resources including ground control points and more, aerial land surveying empowers teams to gather accurate data to produce maps, models and more for land survey projects.

How Can Drones Aid Land Surveyance Operations?

With the ability to gather complex topographical data much quicker than traditional solutions, enterprise drones are optimised for land surveying missions with industry-standard outputs including DOM and DSM.

They are efficient in generating accurate 2D and 3D models for use in map-creation and updating, allowing for digital records that show the change of land over time.

Furthermore, by implementing aerial imaging solutions, smaller teams can cover more ground, more efficiently for cost-effective cadastral and topographic surveying projects.

Power Your Planning

By providing urban planning teams with a wholistic, aerial view of their project area, enterprise drones empower teams to design with accuracy and efficiency using highly detailed 2D and 3D mapping obtained through drones.

Enterprise drones can be applied to city modelling, urban-rural classification and corridor mapping projects, among others, and by streamlining the data collection process, enterprise drones enable teams to focus less on preparation and more on designing stunning cities.

How Can Drones Aid Urban Planning?

Through efficient digital data collection methods, enterprise drones can streamline the planning process for various planning projects including both urban and rural.

2D and 3D mapping generated via aerial data collection can be used by teams to make strategic design choices that benefit communities in urban and rural locales.

Enterprise drones can be operated in complex terrains that other data-collection methods cannot, eliminating terrain-based bottlenecks for corridor mapping and planning projects. .

Map. Model. Inspect.

A valuable resource for any large work site, enterprise drones can be used to assist large scale architecture, engineering and construction projects through mapping, progress monitoring, modelling and more.

Regular fly-arounds on work sites enable project managers to obtain accurate, up-to-date data on the status of a project with maps and models and measurement of stockpile volumetrics.

How Can Drones Aid AEC Projects?

Through aerial data capture, enterprise drones enable project managers to review and manage project progress efficiently to assist with project planning to support both time and monetary savings.

Drones can be used to facilitate inspections and project tracking via 2D and 3D modelling, high-resolution imagery and digital archiving.

Enterprise drone solutions can also be used to promote greater safety on worksites by gathering data without putting personnel at risk and ensuring that projects are completed with minimal risk.

Preserve the Environment with D1 Enterprise

Ideal for large-scale data collection and surveying, enterprise drones can be applied to natural resource management projects including forest and water management.

Enterprise drone solutions can be used to obtain a multitude of natural resource management objectives including multispectral mapping, vegetation sampling and wildlife monitoring. .

How Can Drones Aid Natural Resource Management?

With a range of aerial data collection capabilities, enterprise drones eliminate extensive fieldwork by efficiently capturing data with flyovers of lakes, forests, reservoirs and more.

When applied to water resource management, aerial imagery can be used to assist in water coverage estimates, sewage monitoring and more critical procedures.