Bryant Site Services Ltd produces two and three dimensional orthomosaic maps and and models for our clients.

 

Aerial mapping uses photogrammetry, the process of stitching together numerous overlapping images and their positions/angles, determined by their geo positioned data, to produce a large scale, two-dimensional image of an area or subject, or even a 3D virtual representation which can be viewed as a 3D model.

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We fly our drones (UAV’s) with a high-resolution camera to collect aerial photographs for a wide variety of commercial photogrammetry mapping uses. We can measure and map large and hard to reach areas such as earthworks projects, quarries, and construction sites.  

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We utilise DJI Terra mapping software to produce 2D photo-mosaics and 3D Digital Models in the form of geo-referenced Orthomosaics and Point Clouds. These 2D and 3D maps can be compared to older and newer versions to record change and calculate length, area, volume, cut/fill, and elevation between two or more dates.