A normal aerial photo shows a site. A properly planned mapping flight can create a consistent, high-resolution spatial dataset that can be reviewed, measured, annotated, compared and reused.
CDS uses mapping workflows suited to rural properties, construction sites, development land and civil projects throughout Far North Queensland.
An orthomosaic is a geometrically processed aerial image assembled from many overlapping photographs, producing a consistent top-down site view that can be mapped, annotated and used as the visual base for other spatial outputs.