What is an orthomosaic?

An orthomosaic is a single, seamless aerial image created by stitching together hundreds or thousands of photos that have been corrected for perspective and terrain distortion. The result is a true-to-scale map that can be measured accurately.

How accurate are your orthomosaics?

Our orthomosaics are built to survey-grade standards, with horizontal accuracy typically at the centimeter level depending on site conditions and ground control. Each deliverable includes QA/QC checks to verify alignment and accuracy.

Can orthomosaics be used for measurements?

Yes. Because orthomosaics are orthorectified and georeferenced, you can measure distances, areas, and offsets directly within CAD or GIS software with confidence.

What file formats do you provide?

Orthomosaics are commonly delivered as GeoTIFFs, with optional exports or tiling formats available based on your workflow. Files are aligned to your coordinate system and ready for CAD and GIS integration.

How long does it take to receive an orthomosaic?

Turnaround time typically ranges from a few days to one week, depending on site size, complexity, and accuracy requirements. We prioritize fast delivery without compromising quality.

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True-to-scale aerial maps for measurement and documentation.

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Orthomosaics

Orthomosaics combine thousands of high-resolution drone images into a single, distortion-free map that’s accurate down to the centimeter. Each pixel is georeferenced, allowing you to measure distance, area, and change directly from a visual record of your site.

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Aerial view of construction site with heavy machinery and dirt roads divided by a narrow trench.

Why Orthomosaics

True-scale accuracy

Orthomosaics are corrected for perspective and distortion, allowing precise horizontal measurements directly from the image.

Consistent spatial alignment

Each deliverable aligns perfectly with terrain models, contours, and previous captures for dependable comparison over time.

Measurement-ready outputs

Measure distances, areas, and offsets confidently using imagery that reflects true ground position.

Reliable visual context

See site conditions clearly—surface features, access paths, utilities, and construction activity—supporting planning, verification, and communication.

How We Create Orthomosaics

The workflow behind true-scale aerial imagery. See how individual photos become a single, accurate site map.

A drone flying over a cityscape featuring a large stadium surrounded by trees and residential buildings.

White drone flying over a city with a large green park and a stadium in the center.

Aerial LiDAR scan showing a river flowing between forested hills with a nearby road and small structures with green roofs.

3D LiDAR map showing a river flanked by a road on one side and houses on contour-lined hills on the other side.

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Mission Planning & Control Setup

We define ground sampling distance (GSD), flight altitude, overlap, and coordinate systems based on your accuracy requirements. Ground control and checkpoints are incorporated as needed to ensure the orthomosaic meets survey-grade standards.

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High-Resolution Image Capture

Our drones capture thousands of overlapping images with precise control of camera angle, speed, and lighting. Each flight is optimized to minimize shadows and distortion while maintaining consistent coverage across the entire site.

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Alignment & Orthorectification

Captured imagery is aligned and corrected for lens distortion, terrain variation, and perspective. We use elevation data to orthorectify each image so every pixel represents its true ground position.

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Mosaic Generation & QA/QC

Images are stitched into a seamless, georeferenced orthomosaic and reviewed for clarity, accuracy, and edge consistency. Final outputs are exported in CAD- and GIS-ready formats with validation checks so you can measure and design with confidence.

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Orthomosaics provide a true-to-scale visual record of site conditions, supporting documentation, progress tracking, analysis, and verification across project lifecycles.