Aerial Photography

Aerial imagery tailored to your project

Not every image works for every job. On-demand aerial photography lets you decide when, where and at what resolution data is captured — something neither satellites nor existing image archives can offer. We fly when your project needs it and deliver sharp, current, georeferenced imagery.

What we capture

• Nadir (vertical) imagery — the basis for orthophotos, mapping and measurements.
• Oblique imagery — angled views for visual inspection, façades and terrain context.
• High resolution — pixel size (GSD) defined by the goal, from broad overviews to fine detail.
• Large-area coverage — hundreds of km² per flight with manned aircraft, where a drone can't reach.
• Multi-temporal capture — we repeat the flight to monitor change over time.

How we deliver it

Imagery is delivered georeferenced and organized, in the format and reference system your team uses. Where the project requires it, we process it into orthophotos and photogrammetric products, or hand it off ready to drop into your GIS, cloud or servers through our data processing and export service.

Applications

Aerial imagery is used for base mapping, cadastres, urban and territorial planning, construction and site monitoring, infrastructure inspection, real-estate projects, environmental studies and visual evidence for technical reports and permits.

Aerial imagery vs. satellite and drone

Satellites have fixed orbits, limited resolution and depend on weather; drones cover only hectares and are restricted to line of sight. Aircraft-based aerial photography combines the best of both: wide coverage per flight, high resolution, and the freedom to fly when and where the project demands.